Not when it’s -3 with the windchill factor like it is today up on the hill. I used to use the muffler to warm my hands up when it got real bad last year without heated handles lol.I don't have one. But I want one...
For now, these work:
That's when I'm glad I don't HAVE to go out and cut!Not when it’s -3 with the windchill factor like it is today up on the hill lol
Noob question, what's heating those handles?
Exhaust gas? Electricity? And does it impact performance? The coldest it gets here is about -7 C for less then a week. +10C on average. If it's even colder (I ones saw -18C one night 8 years ago) it's time to go ice skating with the kids. No time for cutting wood.
So I've never even seen heated handles in real life.
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Agreed! The man with more heated saws than anyone!
I wouldn't be surprised. But we'll have to see how many he has when he jumps in here. I've got a few more than the 4 I posted pics of.
That 444 is amazing, it is tough to believe how old it is.Then there's my favorite 2 small heated saws; 242XPG and 444SG. I know the dark top doesn't belong on the 242, but just to make it look a little different next to the regular 242's. And it was the only top end I had when I built the saw, which had taken a hit. The 444 is totally stock and strong; surprises everyone who tries it.
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If you look at @Tor R signature here it gives you an idea of just how many. Sounds like virtually no saws get sold in Norway without heat. I count 24 that aren't projects...
MS201 Mtro, 40'78, 2×44'85,88, 444sg'84, 133sg'80
4×42'88,2×92,97, 1x42/242'92, 242'89, 5×242g/xpg'2×89,91,95,96, 246'98, 246g'97,
3×254g/xpg'2×87, 01, 262xp Rattlered'94, 3×262xpg'90,92,95
340'01, 345'03, 350'03, 3×346xpg'oe:07,ne:08,09, 353g'10, 357xpg'07, 372xpg'05
545g'13, 560xpg'17
Projects:
238sg'85,86, 4x242g/xpg'87,89,2×95, 246g'96, 2×254xpg'94,99, 266xpg'86, 339'05, 362xpg'00
I humbly withdraw my name from consideration. LOL