trappermike
ArboristSite Guru
When the 084 came out we expected big power from it but it really wasn't there,we tried all kind of mods but it just didn't meet expectations,but was super reliable and no problems. Then the Husky 3120 came out,I worked for a dealer for them then. What a nightmare,everything on the 3120 was @@@@ed ,the mounts felt like floppy springs that all quickly broke in less than a week,the carb was horrible,no choke plate,a pathetic primer that was supposed to soak a piece of felt to start the motor,the primer was made of too-short pieces of cheapo hose that was too short and came off or kinked,starting this thing was very hard. When it ran the carb was horrible,the throttle cable was thin as a hair and broke quickly,this thing was a nightmare to even keep running even for a day. We sold 3 and they tormented me until the guy replaced them with 084;s,then I never saw him again.
A year or so later Husky asked me if I'd make a hotsaw for the upcoming event,give me a new demo saw,when I got this saw a huge piece of plating was gone above the ex. port(even though it was new) so I couldn't help them.
Far as I'm concerned no contest,the 3120 was the most problem-plauged new saw I've ever seen. Maybe they fixed them but I will never work on one again.
The 084's however turned into great saws without the horrible flaws of that monster.
A year or so later Husky asked me if I'd make a hotsaw for the upcoming event,give me a new demo saw,when I got this saw a huge piece of plating was gone above the ex. port(even though it was new) so I couldn't help them.
Far as I'm concerned no contest,the 3120 was the most problem-plauged new saw I've ever seen. Maybe they fixed them but I will never work on one again.
The 084's however turned into great saws without the horrible flaws of that monster.