I'm sorry but Stihl distributors suk.....
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For someone who claims to not like Stihls, he sure hangs on to enough of them.
And I know how anxious his friend is to sell that lousy 036 he has!!!
Wish I got to run more of them saws at the GTG. Maybe next time.
And I know how anxious his friend is to sell that lousy 036 he has!!!
Wish I got to run more of them saws at the GTG. Maybe next time.
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I just like giving you guys a hard time, I appreciate all my Stihls just as much as my Dolmars, and Hooskies, but the 346 does the majority of the work, just being honest.
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Same for me. I primarily use my MOFO 026 for about 75% of my cutting. I go back and forth with 16 and 18" bars.
But it is nice to have some big guns on the sideline if needed. [emoji106]
But it is nice to have some big guns on the sideline if needed. [emoji106]
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Sure is hard to reach for a heavy saw when a light one will do the job.
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Like I have said previously, the saw you like best will be partly dependent on what it is you have cut.
For the smaller trees, will usually do it all with the 026 or 261. For milling, I do most of it with the 066s.
And then there are all the rest of the saws for the stuff in between!
In a log pile, I will usually pick a 60 or 70 cc saw with a 20" bar.
For the smaller trees, will usually do it all with the 026 or 261. For milling, I do most of it with the 066s.
And then there are all the rest of the saws for the stuff in between!
In a log pile, I will usually pick a 60 or 70 cc saw with a 20" bar.
