90ish cc Saw recommendations (or other big saw)
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I love my 395, it's still my favorite saw, but unless I'm running a 36" I won't even run it anymore than a few minutes. It's fun but I have lighter saws that can take care of the smaller stuff
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Only 6 measely little cc's difference between the 390&395 yet such different saws. While the 395 is a LOT bigger in size I kinda wonder sometimes what makes them 6cc and larger case make it such a stronger saw.
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For running shorter bars mostly with occasional larger bar stuff out of what you listed Stihl 661. I would of recommended a Husky 394/395 if you was doing mostly large stuff I say that because I think the 661 feels a bit better with shorter bars. Personally I would get a Husky 288xp and with the money saved have it masterminded but I know thats not an option for you. For a new stock unported saw and what your doing get the 661 best of luck
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About forgot about this post. The saw was for work and we got one during the Gatlinburg fires. My boss bought me a 661. The dealer delivered to us on site. Good thing it was Mtronic since they hadn't been run at the dealer! So far I like it, it is a good running saw. Since it didn't come out of my budget, even better. I will probably pick up a few saws come July 1. The truck saws (290,310) are giving us fits (ethanol fuel in the past, not ran a lot, etc). The contract on saws expires before then so I can buy off contract then. Probably take advantage of the fleet program from Husky and get two 50-60 cc saws and a 395. Then it will be the difference in which smaller saws I will get. I may try to get them from Terry Landrum and have a little extra done to them before I pick them up .
