I try to educate myself about whats a good product before I buy one. Had a Craftsman 42cc rebadged Wild Thing that I got off the return rack for $125 and it cut wood faithfully for a good 14 years before it gave out on me. I had decided a few years earlier that I wanted a bigger saw anyway but the darn thing just kept right on chewing through the wood and I couldn't toss it aside.
Bought a Husky 359 this past spring. Great saw, since the craftsman met all of my needs this thing really is all the saw I should ever need for firewooding.
I like a good quality tool, you can feel it when you use it...I buy them when I can afford to do so, but sometimes you get stuck and the Homelite is all you can swing.
Bought a Husky 359 this past spring. Great saw, since the craftsman met all of my needs this thing really is all the saw I should ever need for firewooding.
I like a good quality tool, you can feel it when you use it...I buy them when I can afford to do so, but sometimes you get stuck and the Homelite is all you can swing.