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Thanks for translating. Stihl and Huskys' numbering system makes perfect sense compared to JRed.
Fastest out of the bunchAmazing how many variables go into chainsaw performance. A 70cc saw likely wouldn't be much if any faster through that cant (12" poplar) but put them both in 20" wood and it would be a very different story.
I keep telling myslef I don't want a saw smaller than 60cc..... But after watching these 346/550xp/2153/MS 261's? I may be adding another Husq to the stable.
A 550xp, 372xp, and 395xp wouldn't be a bad trio. Covers the 50cc, 70cc, and 90cc categories in Orange.
I Stihl have to many 60cc and 70cc Stihls... One more needs to find its way down the road.
A 550xp, 372xp, and 395xp wouldn't be a bad trio. Covers the 50cc, 70cc, and 90cc categories in Orange.
I Stihl have to many 60cc and 70cc Stihls... One more needs to find its way down the road.
clemsonfor
Minister of Fire
I still need a 90 CC one. But sadly no one uses those around her so finding g one from my contacts won't happen. There basically tree service guy saws around here.
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