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Hi Guys

 

I have £600 buget to buy a blocking down saw . I've already got a Stihl ms 211 with a Sugi bar and a 40cc ryobi with a 14 inch Stihl bar ( from the 211 lol).

 

So what do I buy?

 

Hi mate buy 560 you may need £50 but if you do buy 550 OR GET BARTERING THANKS JON 👍

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So husq is better value than Stihl ?

More machine for money?

I just had a feeling that Stihl was more robust.

So 365 ?

( I do get a gooood price on Stihl gear so that's my Scottish blood talking lol)

 

This saw btw is for helping with my carving and possibly compitition in the future , it will not see a lot of use but I like equipment that can sit for a while but will burst into life when asked . I have a Stihl Disc cutter that came to life after sitting for 10 years . Ok I won't be leaving a saw that long lol but it has swung me to Stihl . I will say that my ms211 sounds bloody harsh when running

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Personally would not call the 560 or 550 blocking down saws, I may have got the original post wrong but to me a blocking down saw is a saw with torque around 70cc capable of a bar of 20-24" , stihls In this category are the 441 or 461 and they cost a lot more than £600 although the 560 is more than capable of working on a 18" bar its more than £600 and a little to highly strung to ring up large timber all day long.

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