Manly Man time...

[Redbeard]

I so badly want a Stihl for not much money.

you just lost your deal. But youre in luck...I can score ya one of these dandies real cheap

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[assateague]

I have a Husky, that's a good saw. I just want a Stihl is all.

[The Duck Hammer]

Stihls are worth the money.


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[Redbeard]

I don't know the differences between the two but I know most of the tree fallers here use Stihl

[Eric Haynes]

I don't know the differences between the two but I know most of the tree fallers here use Stihl

As one2 said, all three are great saws. I own stihl and husq

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[jehler]

I don't know the differences between the two but I know most of the tree fallers here use Stihl

husky runs faster and are lighter, Stihl is a little more torquey 50/50

[Redbeard]

Gotcha

[assateague]

I don't know the differences between the two but I know most of the tree fallers here use Stihl

husky runs faster and are lighter, Stihl is a little more torquey 50/50

And that's why I want one. I'm a torque guy, not a horsepower guy. That delineation right there applies to 100% of the population, they just might not know it. You're either one or the other, in all aspects of life.

[assateague]

Matter of fact, I better trademark that one right now, too. I'll call it the Power Theory of Life™.

[jehler]

Stihl 460

[BrewGUN]

Just got my husky back from the bro in law. New chain, proper bar, replaced old upper cover, new kill switch, gas cap, grip inserts, and new drive sprocket. It's an old husky 50 that runs like a dream, and he had a parts saw that didn't run, fixed it all for $25 parts and labor.

[The Duck Hammer]

You cant touch most Stihl bars for $25.

[Redbeard]

Just got my husky back from the bro in law. New chain, proper bar, replaced old upper cover, new kill switch, gas cap, grip inserts, and new drive sprocket. It's an old husky 50 that runs like a dream, and he had a parts saw that didn't run, fixed it all for $25 parts and labor.

I dare you to loan it to John

[jehler]

Just got my husky back from the bro in law. New chain, proper bar, replaced old upper cover, new kill switch, gas cap, grip inserts, and new drive sprocket. It's an old husky 50 that runs like a dream, and he had a parts saw that didn't run, fixed it all for $25 parts and labor.

I dare you to loan it to John

if brew has laid his hands on it it's already fucked up

[Redbeard]

Bajaha

[Redbeard]

I meant...ha ha ha

[Eric Haynes]

You cant touch most Stihl bars for $25.

$120 For my husq bars. That's only for the 32". Saw is made for a 48... don't even want to see the price.

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[one2many]

i go with oregon bars and chains after the originals are worn out

[Eric Haynes]

i go with oregon bars and chains after the originals are worn out

Yup. All I run.

[one2many]

i go with oregon bars and chains after the originals are worn out

Yup. All I run.

oh shit we agree much more the guys are going to make fun of us

[The Duck Hammer]

I used a Stihl farm boss one time that was 40 years old and still had the original bar on it. Sumbitch was beat to hell and when I took it in to a certified Stihl mechanic I ask him about getting a new bar for it and he said it was fine. Honestly the most marred up bar I've ever seen but the mechanic said if the track is mostly ok then run with it... Sumbitch still scares me.


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[one2many]

i have an older farm boss thats always in my work truck. damn fine piece of equipment

[QH's Paw]

I don't know the differences between the two but I know most of the tree fallers here use Stihl

husky runs faster and are lighter, Stihl is a little more torquey 50/50

And that's why I want one. I'm a torque guy, not a horsepower guy. That delineation right there applies to 100% of the population, they just might not know it. You're either one or the other, in all aspects of life.

Yep, that applies to alot of things. Like bowhunters, all the kids these days want 400fps with carbon arrows that weigh nothing, and tips and fletching that are almost slivers of paper. Where is all that energy going to go with that kinda weight, not the arrow. It's like dry firing a bow. They can't figure out why it is so damn difficult to get and keep good arrow flight consistantly. I'll take a broomstick arrow with 6" feather fletch and 165 grain tip at 200fps over that shit any day. If your a real bowhunter you can get inside 20 yards. You shouldn't have to shoot 80 yards at a moving animal.

That's right, I have a Stihl.

[assateague]

See, Q's already on board. It applies to music as well.

[jehler]

Best part is I made up the speed vs torque thing, think I may be right though

[assateague]

I'm almost positive you are. I think on all the comparable models, the Husky horsepower is a couple points higher.