Will Husqvarna ever go big again?.... (rumors, 390/395 successor)
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All saws over 100cc will need to go to East Falmouth Mass for proper disposal.
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I would like to see an 85-88cc and a 100cc, why have direct cc competition in a cc class IMHO! Wouldn’t a super light 599 or 5100xp be nice, an update and lighter big bore 395 would be awesome, they could even go 111cc and not have any competition
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They want everything to go electric...cool and all but now you’re in the woods and batteries dropping like flies. Oh just go fire up the generator and charge them [emoji19]. I would like to see the battery saws to replace large gas saws, wonder what they’ll look like.
The way husqvarna has been going it wouldn’t be surprising for them to drop larger saws. They’ve got so many irons in different fires they probably want to focus on what sells most. Just my thoughts but I’m not in the know like most y’all.
The way husqvarna has been going it wouldn’t be surprising for them to drop larger saws. They’ve got so many irons in different fires they probably want to focus on what sells most. Just my thoughts but I’m not in the know like most y’all.
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The stuff they are talking about is 2007 would be the cut off for diesel if it’s older for on/off highway applications wouldn’t be allowed.
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That’s a lot of trucks to get rid of, I can’t see them getting rid or 07 and older truck, without a big fight, I have heard of them taking about it, but reality is they would have to buy them back, or people will loss it!! I don’t have an old diesel but I would make them buy it or I would fight to keep it!
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Yep, over my dead body they can have my 04 dodge. Been the best diesel truck I've ever owned!EVER! I'm not in any shape to trade in my truck for a horse just yet
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Unfortunately that is a reality of business! Business is business, but sometimes those decisions end up killing a company, that’s how McCulloch homelite and poulan ended up dying, start killing the big saw, and development and focus on the consumer market...it’s the most profitable! Haha! Mini macs and xl2’s for days! Yuck! Lol
and if development costs are too high, not the business to be in!
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They look at the now for short term profit, by the time the company goes under the big shots will have made out like bandits. Who cares if the company goes under, people lose their jobs and town dies, I made my fortune.
qurotro
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Either a heavy pig or out of juice in a few cuts.
Just think about how heavy those high performance EV cars are.
