Lightest chainsaw?

[Cam501]

what's up with the talk of a rear handle 192? I've heard rumors of it but our stihl rep denies it's existence.

 

[Lakeside53]

Tell your stihl rep to look in the 2007 product catalog...

It's been released in some a regions only.. others to follow.

 

[Lakeside53]

You mean this isn't the "Lightest Milling Saw" thread...:hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:

Cool pics you guys!

Gary

Definitely NOT the lightest!!!

I just unloaded the truck on my own. Some of those oak slabs must be upwards of 250lb.

 

[MAG58]

The mini mac had to be one of the lightest.

Do they Sell That promac 33 in the states? I did a search and did not see any listings

No, it look like that you can't get it in US. You have to check http://www.husqvarna.com/

 

[BostonBull]

Definately not the lightest, though right up there, I would say this is one of the smallest ever.

I have one and it makes a 192T look big!

 

[MAG58]

Definately not the lightest, though right up there, I would say this is one of the smallest ever.

I have one and it makes a 192T look big!

Did you mean ProMac33 or MiniMac30?

 

[BostonBull]

No heres what I meant http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...6c57f2f23b82887588256bf6000bd53a?OpenDocument

 

[MAG58]

No heres what I meant http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...6c57f2f23b82887588256bf6000bd53a?OpenDocument

OK :greenchainsaw:

 

[Cam501]

Tell your stihl rep to look in the 2007 product catalog...

It's been released in some a regions only.. others to follow.

I have looked in my 07 catalog...it's not listed in there, nor is it my pricelist. I guess it must be a regional thing for the time being.

 

[Lakeside53]

That's interesting...! I didn't even know they sent out catalogs differing by region.... It's on page 23 of mine.

 

[B_Turner]

Here's how she was handled... yes ma'am....

I don't want to hijack the thread any further, but I got to say Andy is a hero for bringing his big blower yesterday. We would still be there cleaning up without it.

And I had no idea how much about 45 gallons of wet mill created wood powder weighed until I had to load them into the trailer.

 

[rbtree]

Here's how she was handled... yes ma'am....

nice work, boys!!! Thanks a million!! Awww, MaryAnn is a peach...I'm sure she was easily relaxed....one of my nicest customers. Her now deceased hubby brought seeds from Kansas 40-50 years ago...a different oak is in the back, a hickory, and a coupla black walnuts.

Those knots make the wood look cooler, methinx.....

just got home after an 11 hour day...we did 5 jobs....including some easy storm work. Started a three trunked (spreading into 3 yards) horse chesnut at 3:30....finished at 6:40.....had a nice gin pole which allowed swinging some back leaders, and lifting some back branches. Climbed way out on two and dropped them into the 2 neighbor yards.

 

[Lakeside53]

I'll take the walnut:taped: :taped: :taped:

 

[Cam501]

That's interesting...! I didn't even know they sent out catalogs differing by region.... It's on page 23 of mine.

I'll double check tomorrow just to make sure but i'm pretty sure it's not there. I did get a thing about the new HT250 pole saw though.