Love the 353! Loved the the 357 too. I loved working on those generation of saws.My Husky 353 is still a dandy chainsaw:
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I run it with an 18" bar, but it keeps telling me it will handle a 20". One of my good friends has a newer 550 XP with Autotune and loves it. The fuel economy is rather amazing.
Or dial up.Before long, maybe we’ll have saws that self-tension, self-sharpen, self-start, and self mix. We’ll wonder how we ever lived pushing levers, choke knobs, and pull cords.
We already have that. It’s called employees.Before long, maybe we’ll have saws that self-tension, self-sharpen, self-start, and self mix. We’ll wonder how we ever lived pushing levers, choke knobs, and pull cords.
In the same camp we’ve got guys splitting hairs over hand filing.
It’s interesting here on the net.
I thought all you pros already used the Oregon easy sharp chain. Guess us home owners are on to something the pros don't know about.Before long, maybe we’ll have saws that self-tension, self-sharpen, self-start, and self mix. We’ll wonder how we ever lived pushing levers, choke knobs, and pull cords.
In the same camp we’ve got guys splitting hairs over hand filing.
It’s interesting here on the net.
Knew about it. Never considered it an option.I thought all you pros already used the Oregon easy sharp chain. Guess us home owners are on to something the pros don't know about.
That sound...Or dial up.
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