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  1. Yogi New Member

    joined: Sep 24, 2006
    75 posts
    I still don't get it, what is a 3120???????? Who cares how much power the wild thing has, it's too much for most people to handle, that thing is wicked powerful!! It cuts my wood just great!!!!
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  2. BrotherBart He Who Moderates

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    21,898 posts
    Northern Virginia
    Then it is the perfect chainsaw for you.
  3. suematteva New Member

    Bobo,

    Cleaning tops with a 3120? You must have a set a pipes that would make Arnold go to the womens room!
  4. Yogi New Member

    joined: Sep 24, 2006
    75 posts
    Someone please, what the heck is this 3120 yo are talking about??? What does a motorcyle have to do with trimming trees???
  5. bobo New Member

    joined: Aug 19, 2006
    59 posts
    I have many saws.The 3120 and my 084 are for bucking windfalls. I like my 361 for limbing.
  6. suematteva New Member

    It is the largest chainsaw that Husky makes.. off the top of my head believe it is around 120cc's...
  7. ourhouse Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 16, 2006
    720 posts
    Franklin Ma
    A 3120 is the biggest saw Husky makes. It's not for anyone with limited chainsaw skills.
  8. Yogi New Member

    joined: Sep 24, 2006
    75 posts
    Who is husky? do they sell them at WalMart?
  9. ourhouse Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 16, 2006
    720 posts
    Franklin Ma
    You beat me to it.
  10. bobo New Member

    joined: Aug 19, 2006
    59 posts
    3120 is 119cc
  11. BrotherBart He Who Moderates

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    21,898 posts
    Northern Virginia
    He would have gotten a Wild Thing but he didn't want to be accused of showing off by the loggers.
  12. Yogi New Member

    joined: Sep 24, 2006
    75 posts
    119cc's? WOW that is big!!! I just thought they made motorcyles that large!!! I had no idea they had anything, or needed anything bigger than a wild thing!!! That is nuts!!! Do you have to have special license to purchase one?
  13. ourhouse Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 16, 2006
    720 posts
    Franklin Ma
    Husky is shortfor Husqvarna. one of the biggest chain saw markers in the world.
  14. Sandor Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 9, 2005
    917 posts
    Deltaville,VA
    120CC's? Whoa! My KTM125 race bike made 34hp at 11,500 in race trim.

    I may be man enough to operate that saw, but I assure you I do not have the skill. And thats important.
  15. ourhouse Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 16, 2006
    720 posts
    Franklin Ma
    We use a couple of 3120s at work. Most of us prefer 395s. Thire a little easier to toss around.
  16. Yogi New Member

    joined: Sep 24, 2006
    75 posts
    I may to search to see if I have dealer like that around here!!! Do they sell anything smaller than the 3120 that isn't that large? The wood I cut has a stringy bark that comes of in buig chunks and the wood is real stringy when I split it. I thought about taking some of the larger trees, around 48" across, but never knew I could find a bigger saw!!! I may have to look for something bigger! Are there any other saws out there I might want to look at?
  17. bobo New Member

    joined: Aug 19, 2006
    59 posts
    I never had good luck with the 395 I had. Had bearing trouble and switched over to the MS 660 and never looked back.
  18. Yogi New Member

    joined: Sep 24, 2006
    75 posts
    Ok, I am seeing there is a lot of info here, so bobo, what is MS 660?
  19. bobo New Member

    joined: Aug 19, 2006
    59 posts
    It is A Stihl chainsaw.
  20. Yogi New Member

    joined: Sep 24, 2006
    75 posts
    Stihl? I think I have heard of them, they have the tv show with the saws and stuff? I didn't know they actually sold them to real people, I thought that was just for companies, do they acually have dealers that will sell this stuff to individuals?
  21. BrotherBart He Who Moderates

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    21,898 posts
    Northern Virginia
    ACE Hardware carries Stihl's consumer saws like you would be looking for.
  22. Yogi New Member

    joined: Sep 24, 2006
    75 posts

    Is that going to be like the timber saws I see on tv, or something else? Will that let me take down a tree 48" across? Do you have a better recomantation for me than the wild thing?
  23. ourhouse Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 16, 2006
    720 posts
    Franklin Ma
    The only trouble we have with our 394s and395s is with the mufflers. the ms660 is a great saw, I have used them before.
  24. bobo New Member

    joined: Aug 19, 2006
    59 posts
    I like both brands . The inboard clutch is nice if you run a long bar. Never had the chance to pilot a wildthing.I might have to buy one for fun.
  25. ourhouse Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 16, 2006
    720 posts
    Franklin Ma
    I'm all set with the wild thing. I'll stick with my Huskys and Sthils.
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