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03-20-2015, 11:02 AM
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Please be careful when buying a chain saw! I have discovered over the years, that if you buy a cheap chain saw, you will quickly learn a lot about chain saw mechanics.
I don't have vast knowledge of chain saws, but I do know that many brands have several "lines" or "grades" of saws and (if you are like me and don't know) one needs to really do their homework when choosing a saw. I hope there are people here who cut trees for a living and can point you in the right direction. I also know that it is possible to get a great saw for a decent price, you just need to do the research. Also keep in mind that just because a saw has a "Pro" or "Professional" badge that DOES NOT mean it is a professional grade saw. I would listen to the advice that you get here and probably try to talk to some tree trimmers and small engine mechanics about what would be the better saw to buy. I would also visit my local chain saw dealers and find out what they recommend. There also might be a chain saw forum or two on the net where you can find out more about saws. I have a Stihl MS 362 with a 20" bar it's a pretty nice saw, a little heavy but it will cut anything that you put in front of it with ease. More importantly, it isn't one of those saws that needs to be worked on, every time you go to use it. For trimming and cutting small stuff I have an Echo CS 3000, with a very small bar (12" or 14") (someone gave it to me several years ago) it always starts and runs well, even after you shut it off and start it again.
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