Husqvarna 236 14" Chainsaw

[Brian S]

Advice needed from the Pro's please gentlemen

 

As above

Would this be capable of cutting logs on a log stand at home, will be hardwood, size wise diameter, max 10" to 12"

[felixthelogchopper]

Advice needed from the Pro's please gentlemen

 

As above

Would this be capable of cutting logs on a log stand at home, will be hardwood, size wise diameter, max 10" to 12"

 

Yes, adequate but it won't be fast.

[Brian S]

Yes, adequate but it won't be fast.

 

Thanks Felix

Fast isn't an issue

 

Is there a better one, but still cheap? that ones £136 on the Bay

[Sawchip]

Might be a good idea to take a look at a 135 as well as the 236…

[felixthelogchopper]

Might be a good idea to take a look at a 135 as well as the 236…

 

Definitely. Can be got for around £200 online. I have one for small veg clearance jobs where I don't want to carry a 357 all day and it copes well.

[felixthelogchopper]

Thanks Felix

Fast isn't an issue

 

Is there a better one, but still cheap? that ones £136 on the Bay

 

Husqvarna 135 or look at the Echo range for saws around the 40cc range. Forest and Arb would be good website for you to look at.

[Brian S]

Might be a good idea to take a look at a 135 as well as the 236…

 

 

Thank you

[Brian S]

Husqvarna 135 or look at the Echo range for saws around the 40cc range. Forest and Arb would be good website for you to look at.

 

Definitely. Can be got for around £200 online. I have one for small veg clearance jobs where I don't want to carry a 357 all day and it copes well.

 

Thank you

[Sawchip]

Definitely. Can be got for around £200 online. I have one for small veg clearance jobs where I don't want to carry a 357 all day and it copes well.

Just a better built /spec saw for a tinny tapper :big grin:. Cheep if you have to go new, better cooling , clip opening top and better air filtration ,plus its 40cc.

[Sawchip]

Thank you

 

Pleasure …feedback please as and when