This week I've broken...

johngalway · 2011-02-04 18:43:58

Two chainsaws and a brushcutter :D What's better is they're all belonging to the ould lad, never a lender or borrower be :rolleyes: Hope to get the Efco chainsaw working again, think it's a spark plug or lead issue. Handle snapped on the Honda brushcutter, if I find a decent bit of pipe or even wood maybe I can bolt it…

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#32 13-02-2011 07:35PM

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#33 14-02-2011 12:25PM

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CJhaughey wrote: »

I am not a fan of Stihl generally but their chains are very good.
There are better options though for much less money...

I'm no expert, but do all the lumberjacks on the programme axe men not use stihl saws? If they're good enough for those boys they're the saw to have in my opinion.

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#34 14-02-2011 02:29PM

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Juniorhurler wrote: »

I'm no expert, but do all the lumberjacks on the programme axe men not use stihl saws? If they're good enough for those boys they're the saw to have in my opinion.

Stihl MS660, Husky 372 and 395 and the odd Jonsered.

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