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i am currently running with an MS171 and whilst it take dogs abuse it a bit low and is only domestic saw and what to beef up to a professional saw. so my question is what saw best on current market look somewhere between the 500 and 600 pound mark?

 

I was looking at Husqvarna 445 chainsaw or Stihl MS 362 C-M

 

was offered this Efco CS5100-18" but after researching the make i heard there quite high on vibrations

 

any help is appertained

 

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i am currently running with an MS171 and whilst it take dogs abuse it a bit low and is only domestic saw and what to beef up to a professional saw. so my question is what saw best on current market look somewhere between the 500 and 600 pound mark?

 

I was looking at Husqvarna 445 chainsaw or Stihl MS 362 C-M

 

was offered this Efco CS5100-18" but after researching the make i heard there quite high on vibrations

 

any help is appertained

 

Skyveiw

 

pm Andrew ( shavey ) on here to give you the best price on a Dolmar .

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Similar to Husqvarna but at a bargain price. Good reliable saws... and they're orange.

 

are spare parts readily available for them? sorry i just never heard of them before only ever used main two i nto worry if it bright pink as long i can get spares parts and it go the toque

 

both of those hus look nice :)

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are spare parts readily available for them? sorry i just never heard of them before only ever used main two i nto worry if it bright pink as long i can get spares parts and it go the toque

 

both of those hus look nice :)

 

Yes parts are readily available . They are well engineered saws and dont have any of the , some times temperamental, auto tune problems . Dolmar or Echo seem to be the way to go at the moment .

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If you decide to consider an Echo saw then the 2 models in that price range worth looking at are the CS-620SX or the CS-501SX. Multiple threads on here discussing them if you want to do a bit of research.

Parts are readily available for Echo saws but are rarely needed. No Autotune to go wrong they have proper carbs.

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