Posted by Fatamus on January 01, 2015 at 04:26:23 from (216.152.190.221):
I have cut wood for years and used them all and if I ever bought another one it would be a Husky they run at much faster RPM and still has lots of power and light weight. I have swore by Stihl for years but when I replaced the drive gear Stihl had started making different gear ratios and slowed the chain RPM way down. And now it seems none of Stihl' saws have that pep that they use to have.
and if you can get the option get hand warmers built in the handle it really helps with an arthritis called White Knuckle. Husky also has anti vibration down to a fine art.
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