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The smallest stihl Ive used is an 023, alright for knocking off fence posts but no power and the afore mentioned plastic casings.

 

For small wood i like a o26, super light, reliable and reasonably powerful, at a push you can cut reasonable dimensions albeit slowly. The 018 on the other hand wont.

 

Everything else I cut with 70cc plus saws

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I was thinking of booking in for the chainsaw maintainence ticket, and then I think I'll go for that there tree felling course this summer :001_cool:

 

Thought so, so from now till your legal is a silky and an axe then ........bloody cowboys........:001_tongue:

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I have two MS170's main reason I have em is for cutting limbs at the chipper and for my groundy to learn chainsaw use with, they are a nice little saw to learn the basics on.

 

 

I keep a Silky by the chipper ..................it cuts faster than a ms170:001_tongue:

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then Bob showed me that I had been using my saws with the chains on back to front for the last 6 years :001_tongue:

 

I took me three and a half days to put a gob cut in with my 660 once :001_smile:

 

had a customer the other day trying to cut some fencing up with an electric jigsaw, after smelling smoke and lots of noise i turned round to see him using a metal hacksaw blade in it and he was burning his way through:scared1:

lent him my cordless circular saw and he was thru in seconds!!:001_tt1:

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