2000ssm6
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Are you asking for some "red" rep??????
Well which rep are you asking for???:hmm3grin2orange:
husky kicks
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Tree Sling'r
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Stihl blow'n the doors off the Husky's at work... Oh wait - none of the pros in N. Calif run Husky's... My bad.
Take it for what's it's worth.
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Am supprised you can still cut trees down in California.:hmm3grin2orange:
2000ssm6
Stihl User
And I thought this thread wuz done:hmm3grin2orange:
Tree Sling'r
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Shhh... It's a secret.
Actually, private ground still thrives - Sierra Pacific Ind. owns dang near half the state.
They're what you would call Timber Barons.
I know, I was just messing with ya.
FWIW In Upper MI its Husky country for the most part.
Tree Sling'r
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I just bag on them because I am a Stihl guy. I'm sure if I had Husky's I would be baggin' on Stihl.
I am planning on getting a 385 sometime and modding it. Have heard nothing but good about the saw modded for my line of work.
ropensaddle
Feel Lucky
Take care as you just may find out that husky kicks
:greenchainsaw:
manual
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I seen a stock Dolmar 7900 break a crank in three places. three months old.
Does that mean all Dolmars are no good ?
Husky stihl Kicks
The reliability record of the 7900 is essentially a unknown as there are not enough in the field to ascertain.
The one I had was a pretty good saw save for the issues with the oiler.
The one I had was a pretty good saw save for the issues with the oiler.
2000ssm6
Stihl User
Stihl kicks harder, kinda like Chuck Norris:hmm3grin2orange:
TTR, You said it better then anyone has and we have witnessed first hand. Real racing you better find a Husky to run. Stock or woods ported for work or gtg use, whatever gets the job done and is comfortable to the user.
Aug 5th
see you there.TwinTurboRam
ArboristSite Member
Aug 5th
Hopefully there will be a few Stihls there that day that will hold there own. :biggrinbounce2:
There was a good running modded Dolmar 9010 or 9000 last year in the 90cc over class and a (maybe stock, maybe not) 3120 that needed a good chain, that was a second behind the dolmar and my 066 in the 3 cuts. But the 066 I have held them back with that boob job hand filed chain I made up ( you know the hook bill one).
WJ said he might have a gas 3120 to bring and your 880 and 084 in that class will be the ones to watch, I just hope my 066 and 084 can stay in the top 5 this year. 0-89cc class Looks to be 7900's again and your sweet 460. The way that thing runs I will bet a top 3 finish for that 460, if not 1st.
0-51cc your 346 or a 5000, depends on operator errors. 0-65cc depends on what shows up i guess, last year was top 4 were dolmar 6400's and my 3750 5th. 5 classes to cover remember, see you there. Dont forget the 42cc under class for CSC also.
You might want to consider using "safety" chain so you don't get hurt by those kicking:greenchainsaw: Stihls.
2000ssm6
Stihl User
Yeah, my old 029 had the green safety chain. It was good for the friends to use....
Maybe I'll name the 'ole 440 "Chuck"
Just Mow
Don't touch my Willie !!!
Why you picking on Dolmar now. First Stihl now Dolmar.
Get a life, find some friends, go play with Woodie
Geeeeeeeeeeesssssssssssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Oh yeah, almost forgot
your Husky SUCKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSsssssssssssssssss
ropensaddle
Feel Lucky
No they kick stihl sssssssssssssssss I have tried to be good
but comments like that are bad on both sides of the fence
my 2101 got here today and it screams as well as my two
372's and they kick as long as you are not a stihl dealer then
they make you say things like your post I have not said bad
things of stihl but husky's kick and that is fact.
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2000ssm6
Stihl User
Rope you have to understand who is #1. Go check out the "best homeowner saw" thread............
ropensaddle
Feel Lucky
#1 in sales yes
but I have run them both and don't wish to start wars or mudslinging
but opinions are what we state and I don't buy homeowner saws so
that is not applicable stihl does have more dealer support but that is
not a necessity for a pro. I do like them both as they are both wonderfull
saws. I started out with xl's the differance in saws today is too great to list from the saws of yesteryear. But my husky's kick and bite so people running against me had better be on their toes or they will get dusted.
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