Shindaiwa 452s

[Sean789]

Hey guys, new to the site. Ive been looking around to upgrade my saw and I'm nearly set on getting a shindaiwa 452. Im no professional just a homeowner looking for something to cut up the firewood and take with on camping trips for fallen trees or firewood out in the scrub. Anyone who can help me out on if I'm making a good choice in brand of saw as I've never had a shindy before and also if the 452 is a decent saw. Cheers

 

[alderman]

Hey guys, new to the site. Ive been looking around to upgrade my saw and I'm nearly set on getting a shindaiwa 452. Im no professional just a homeowner looking for something to cut up the firewood and take with on camping trips for fallen trees or firewood out in the scrub. Anyone who can help me out on if I'm making a good choice in brand of saw as I've never had a shindy before and also if the 452 is a decent saw. Cheers

I’ve run Shindaiwa saws for years, but I don’t have any of the newer ones since the merger with Echo. Their older equipment was well built and very reliable.
Having read your post, no matter what saw you purchase it will be important to drain the fuel and let it idle dry if you are going to store it for any length of time before uses.


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