Stihl vs. Husky

[calebng15]

I know these are not pro saws, but I thought it was a good review. It is not really a review of what is like running them, but got a few pointers for explaining to people around here the difference between pro and homeowner. Stuff I new, but this guy seems to know how to say it. What do y'all think of it?

 

[jake wells]

Echo

 

[CoreyB]

Echo

Dolmar Dolmar dolmar dolmar dolmar dolmar.

 

[TJ the Chainsaw Mechanic]

Stihl for the win! Husky......that's something you'd get from *******. Don't wanna get my butt chewed out for the rest of the year so I didn't type the word.

 

[jake wells]

Dolmar Dolmar dolmar dolmar dolmar dolmar.

never heard of her.

 

[CoreyB]

never heard of her.

That is because I keep her locked in my barn hidden from the,world. So I can keep her all to myself.

 

[jakethesnake]

Psycho

 

[TJ the Chainsaw Mechanic]

Psycho

Maniac?

 

[VK Johnson]

Ah, who cares? It's whatever you feel more comfortable with, gets the job done, and maybe most importantly...what support you get for what you choose. In my town, there is a Stihl dealer...very good guy. Does sales, parts, service, sharpens blades. Stihl gets my nod.

Next town over, a farm supply sells Husqvarnas...honestly, I don't know if they do parts and service, but I don't care. It's the next town over, and why travel ten miles when I can get what I need in my own town.

Both brands enjoy excellent reputations. So do the other brands mentioned above. But, I have a Homelite, Echo, and Poulan in my quiver. The latter two were given to me, the former one I bought many years ago, but the working saws are the Stihls.

Turning it around, the only saw I think I'd eschew would be the Chinese built cheapos. Other than that...run what makes ya happy!