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guys using, Stihl, Husky, Poulan, ect?

Try'n to get the ball rollin here.

My main runners currently are:

Stihl 036 pro with mild porting and modified muffler and 20" bar/full chisel

Husky 365 sp modded muffler 20" & 28"(for the biggins:D)

Husky 136 modded muffler 16" b&c

JD cs 46 (efco) 16' b&c



And My small collection I've started of some older models include:

Stihl 028 super AV 18' b&c. just got completely over-hauled;)

Homelite super xl (my first saw)
Homelite ez
Homelite 150 auto
Homelite super 2's ( 5 I think :rolleyes:)

2 Poulan 2000's

Mall 2 mg bowsaw ( a winter project)

Wright blade saw ( big sawsall)

Other projects waiting:

Husky 288 lite xp

Husky 394 xp

Dolmar ps 9000

Lets here what ya got. :cool:
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i run a craftsman with a 20" bar and am going to retire it soon its cut alot of wood and is getting wore out so i'll be in the market for a new saw soon
i got a 30 y/o homelite, use it once in a never
Stihl MS210 with a 20'' bar and a older Homelite XL with a 14'' bar. Got both for free.
Dont have a chainsaw but its on my list of wants
I got a '81 McCullogh eager beaver, 14" bar, cuts good and has always started! Thinking about getting a Stihl, but don't know that I actually need one. Could use the money on another Tool!:D
Im the proud owner of a XL12 (blue) Homelite. This old little beast will pull a 20" roller nose bar with seni-chisel chain. It will wear you out,, also have a 3314 poulan for limbing, and a remmington elec pole saw. You notice they get lighter as the list goes on,cause i'm getting old!!!
Im the proud owner of a XL12 (blue) Homelite. This old little beast will pull a 20" roller nose bar with seni-chisel chain. It will wear you out,, also have a 3314 poulan for limbing, and a remmington elec pole saw. You notice they get lighter as the list goes on,cause i'm getting old!!!
Thanks xdiver, that reminded me that I have a BAttery operated saw that I really like also. Got it at Harbor Freight 3 years ago. Nice and quiet.
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SonnyT, That's almost to cute to use.;) Probably is handy though.
New Husqvarna Rancer 455, 20".

7 year old Poulan Wild Thing 18".

14 year old Craftsman 16" (Poulan made).

New Toro pole saw attachment for my trimmer.

All run great and do what they are supposed to.
Sonny I've checked harbor frieght's site. Do they still sell that little saw??
I am not sure. I think I have my records with the part number, I will look and see.
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Currently a Husqvarna Rancher 455, 20".
Used to have a Troy Built saw but every time I wanted to cut wood;
Step 1. Get saw out of box.
Step 2. Screw with it for a couple hours trying to get it to work.
Step 3. Put saw back in box.
Step 4. Curse loudly.
Step 5. Off to the shop for repairs.
And after the third or fourth time of this process Step 6. Get a good saw!!
Currently a Husqvarna Rancher 455, 20".
Used to have a Troy Built saw but every time I wanted to cut wood;
Step 1. Get saw out of box.
Step 2. Screw with it for a couple hours trying to get it to work.
Step 3. Put saw back in box.
Step 4. Curse loudly.
Step 5. Off to the shop for repairs.
And after the third or fourth time of this process Step 6. Get a good saw!!
that is how my craftsman is getting but on top of that once the chain gets worn a little it will randomly jump off of the bar so its not real safe to use anymore
Currently a Husqvarna Rancher 455, 20".
Used to have a Troy Built saw but every time I wanted to cut wood;
Step 1. Get saw out of box.
Step 2. Screw with it for a couple hours trying to get it to work.
Step 3. Put saw back in box.
Step 4. Curse loudly.
Step 5. Off to the shop for repairs.
And after the third or fourth time of this process Step 6. Get a good saw!!
:D Yep , that makes cuttin wood, NOT so fun.
Got a Poulan Wild thing, model 2375, 18" bar. Son in Law gave it to me brand new 2 years ago when my old Poulan finally gave up the ghost. Actually I liked the old one better, this one has leaked oil since day one and can't seem to find the source yet, but it does the job ok, just have to keep an eye on it :).
Back in Illinois I had a 1/4 acre lot and bought a Mccullah electric chainsaw and a 100 foot cord. I could reach anywhere in the yard from my house and it worked fine. We moved to a 4 acre farmstead in Nebraska and I found that the cord was rather limiting. It's still a great little saw, but I've since purchased a Stihl MS180 C-B. What a difference!
yardman! Could you do a small, or large write up thread on your Stihl? I been looking at Stihls and can't decide what Model? Thanks
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