Posted by steve_in_mo on April 15, 2019 at 07:59:42 from (184.7.39.16):
In Reply to: Best chainsaw? posted by rrman61 on April 15, 2019 at 07:49:52:
Yes, fighting will commence sooner than later.
I hear good things about the newer Husqvarna saws.
I don't think you can go wrong with a Stihl. They don't cost THAT MUCH. I own two Stihl saws even though I'm the kind of guy that breaks things, and I don't always take care of them well. Pay once up front, rather than multiple times.
Walk around the tree looking for embedded fencing before starting the saw.
Drain the tank and run the saw until it dies before storing it.
I also own a couple throw away saws that I bought at yard sales. They work, too.
This advice is absolutely guaranteed to be worth what you're paying for it.
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