Any chainsaw guys here?

[Shads]

357xp 365 576xp never owned a stihl but wouldn’t mind trying one.

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How do you like the 357xp? I've been wanting one for awhile

 

[fslc94]

357xp 365 576xp never owned a stihl but wouldn’t mind trying one.

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357xp is an excellent saw, not made anymore unfortunately. The 365 is just a de tuned 372xp pretty much, another good one. 576xp is a great saw, but I like the 372xp better. Nice set up!

 

[mattmatt300]

357xp 365 576xp never owned a stihl but wouldn’t mind trying one.

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I’m waiting for a nice 562 to pop up on marketplace so I can dip my toes in that husky water.

 

[cdb400]

Echo Timberwolf. Has done everything I’ve asked of it. Always run Trufuel and it always starts.

 

[rbstern]

Husky 435 and 445 here.

I've got a mammoth oak down in the woods; I don't think the 445 is gonna be enough. May move up to a 60cc saw in the spring for that chore.

 

[Wolf six]

I have a west german stihl sitting in my shed i'd love to get running. anyway to identify the model?

 

[Jackjam]

357xp is an excellent saw, not made anymore unfortunately. The 365 is just a de tuned 372xp pretty much, another good one. 576xp is a great saw, but I like the 372xp better. Nice set up!

I had a 372xp that I let go years ago for a friend. Wouldn’t mind having another.

How do you like the 357xp? I've been wanting one for awhile

It’s the only one I bought brand new, still runs like a top. Was my only saw at the time so I wanted an all around one, if I knew I would get a collection I might’ve gotten the 346 xp but still the 357 is light enough.

 

[Whitey]

I have a Makita 7900 with 28” bar that I use for milling up logs, no frills, just balls to the wall! And an echo cs-490 for everything else.

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I have one of these also. Run a 28" bar and a 20" bar on it. Along with a bunch of Stihls.

 

[Whitey]

I guess I will be the first to say it. I own several Stihl MS311s, some 291s, a Makita and some Husqvarnas. The day someone comes out with a good battery powered saw, with long battery life and torque, I will pitch all of my other saws in Lake Allatoona and buy a battery powered saw. So freaking sick of pulling on a chainsaw cord, any other gas powered machine really. Day may never come, but when it does, I am ready. No romance in a fouled carb to me.

 

[Barton72]

I guess I will be the first to say it. I own several Stihl MS311s, some 291s, a Makita and some Husqvarnas. The day someone comes out with a good battery powered saw, with long battery life and torque, I will pitch all of my other saws in Lake Allatoona and buy a battery powered saw. So freaking sick of pulling on a chainsaw cord, any other gas powered machine really. Day may never come, but when it does, I am ready. No romance in a fouled carb to me.

I borrowed my dad’s, greenworks I think, for a small landscaping cleanup job a few months ago. Nothing major to cut, but did cut down 3 decent trees and limb a lot up. I was very impressed. Wasn’t sure going into it, but it did great. For smaller jobs I’d grab one.