if not sthil or husky next best thing

[philip2011]

my apologies if this has been covered i am going to be starting up very soon and after a bit of advice what's the next best saw after sthils and husky i can not afford these at the moment but given 12-24 months i hope to purchase pro saws but can you lads recommend a good saw that can be used regular but is still reliable

thanks in advance

[mendiplogs]

my apologies if this has been covered i am going to be starting up very soon and after a bit of advice what's the next best saw after sthils and husky i can not afford these at the moment but given 12-24 months i hope to purchase pro saws but can you lads recommend a good saw that can be used regular but is still reliable

thanks in advance

 

HI PHILIP sorry mate has the be a hand saw then thanks T C D will be along soon thanks jon

[shavey]

hello there are several threads on here talking about good models of chainsaw all the pros and cons are covered have a good read:thumbup:

[morten]

my apologies if this has been covered i am going to be starting up very soon and after a bit of advice what's the next best saw after sthils and husky i can not afford these at the moment but given 12-24 months i hope to purchase pro saws but can you lads recommend a good saw that can be used regular but is still reliable

thanks in advance

 

Makita, Dolmar, Echo, or possibly a used STIHL or Husqvarna.

[WoodED]

Makita arnt a bad buy and do a pro range of saws, can't go wrong with a Makita

 

 

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[woody paul]

SILKY :laugh1:

[TreeswingerPerth]

Echo , Dolmar , IMO

[markrufrider]

makita or echo thoes are your best options echo cheaper than makita and there built well

[littlerob]

echo gets my vote

[harvey b davison]

Makita, i run a ea4300, had it about 18mths now. Carnt really fault it. So for me it has to be makita.