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Potless spruce forest me after a technical dismantle lol

i may end up looking on ebay, but yes would need to see running first! looking to buy new really because warranty !

what/who do you mean by dolly? haha

good deal then. what was this auction site you used?

what was going wrong with your 550? i'v got a small non professional saw i'v hardly used and it keeps breaking so i want to buy a bigger better saw that sure to have no problems though!

haha brilliant, yeah a lot of people like the 261! i'll use that to compare to others

so do you think the 550xp (cheaper for me) would be the same? considering i know at least one person who bought the 550 and a week later carb ****** up with same issue as "everyone" else has been having..

husky 560xp? as said they have such bad reviews and failed computers for the carb (carb problems) though?

yeah, its a real dilemma.. well refer to this thread, never know there could be some good suggestions!

i need a durable, semi professional forestry saw. Not too big i.e. 40 - 50 cc displacement. for not too much dosh! i was looking at the husky 550xp - but i know all the bad reviews of them going wrong and even know a couple people that have told me first hand. looking at husqvarna or stihl.. unless there is another outstanding saw of a different maker any advice, comparisons and suggestions appreciated!

i can find it directly and as i say already know the size and angles to file. i just desperately want to know why mine is not obvious and not on a table!? like the one below http://bp1.blogger.com/_FC6ZcPSvMqc/SBsM2V5TAuI/AAAAAAAAACM/qkxMlYC83cY/s1600/husq+filing+table.jpg

Hello people, i have a small chainsaw, Husqvarna 135. i know the type of chain i need for it and even the file type and angles to file.. but there is just no where online or anywhere that has the file size and usage table for my chain. The chain says 37 on the drive links (the chain is 3/8pitch, 1.3mm gauge, and 52 drive link) .. i want the kind of table you get on the back of a chain box just for reference. but that number "37" does not show up on the only two chain identification charts i can find. can anyone help me? cheers