Posted by ghostdncr on April 15, 2019 at 14:04:34 from (98.18.210.248):
In Reply to: Best chainsaw? posted by rrman61 on April 15, 2019 at 07:49:52:
I've never bought a new chainsaw, instead picking mine up at garage sales, flea markets, craigslist and so on. I look them over pretty closely for signs of abuse, ask the seller to show me a cold start, and then fix anything that needs fixing when I get home. I've had really good luck with Husqvarna and McCulloch and the one Poulan I've ever owned. That saw was a brute and near impossible to start but once it fired...my goodness, that thing would cut some wood! I'm running one of those big-box store Husky 240's picked up at local flea market right now and really couldn't be much happier with its performance. When/if that one gives out I'll probably go looking for an older Stihl. I've used several but never had one of my own.
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