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re: Chainsaw recs
Posted on 5/9/24 at 7:24 am to slinky225
Posted on 5/9/24 at 7:24 am to slinky225
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Husq
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No battery operated if you want it to last while out cutting in the woods. My smaller saw is a Stihl MS 250. I use a Farm Boss (older model) and a MS 390 as well. It also depends on how big of a tree you are trying to drop. If just cleaning up downed trees the 250 can handle a lot if you can sharpen your own chain. It’s got great torque. K&D or St. Gabriel Hardware have good supplies. Please be careful as even seemingly small trees can kill you quickly.
Husq
Echo
No battery operated if you want it to last while out cutting in the woods. My smaller saw is a Stihl MS 250. I use a Farm Boss (older model) and a MS 390 as well. It also depends on how big of a tree you are trying to drop. If just cleaning up downed trees the 250 can handle a lot if you can sharpen your own chain. It’s got great torque. K&D or St. Gabriel Hardware have good supplies. Please be careful as even seemingly small trees can kill you quickly.
This post was edited on 5/9/24 at 7:28 am
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