2000ssm6
Stihl User
That is one smart girl there!!
Stihl or Husky?
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NovaMan
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Isn't that a Mopar in your avatar? Why are you agreeing with a Ford guy?!
Chevy!
chainsawjunky
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I like fords trucks better thats it. Don't even try to tell me that Mercury outboards are no good either. And yeah it is.
Evan
superfire
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a++++++++ advise
i say buy one of each and then keep adding to the flock as chainsaw sickness courses through your blood:help: :help: :crazy1:
redprospector
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Definitely Husky........
No, wait Stihl.........
well, I don't know maybe Husky..........
No, for sure Stihl..........
Aw, heck give me one of each.
Andy
No, wait Stihl.........
well, I don't know maybe Husky..........
No, for sure Stihl..........
Aw, heck give me one of each.
Andy
oldsaw
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redprospector
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Haha. I do, well two of each and two Dolmar's for extra good measure.
Aw heck, I'll throw in my Solo, and Jonsered just to keep it even.
No brand loyalty here.
Andy
NovaMan
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I know almost nothing about boats, especially outboard motors. But I do like boats with big V8s and tunnel rams.
keith c raymond
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:sword:
chainsawjunky
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Yep, you can never get a boat going too fast. Fastest I've ever gone in a boat was 64 mphI know almost nothing about boats, especially outboard motors. But I do like boats with big V8s and tunnel rams.
Evan
I will agree with your first 2 statements,as for #3 you are dead wrong period. My choice is based on my unbiased trials with the brands mentioned.
Buzz 880
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I have a friend for mich. he comes up here in the summer he has a 21 foot triadd with a 2.4 bridgeport it will do 110mph any day of the week and let me tell you 110 on water feels like 200 on land put some sun glasses on and hang the f..k on.
To make my living in the forest I would go with Husky because I like them better and here Husky dealer network is much better than Stihl's (in US probably the other way around)
As a survival machine I would go with Stihl because you not only have a chainsaw, you have a perfect boat anchor, a vacuum cleaner and a dog at the same time
As a survival machine I would go with Stihl because you not only have a chainsaw, you have a perfect boat anchor, a vacuum cleaner and a dog at the same time
blis
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To make my living in the forest I would go with Husky because I like them better and here Husky dealer network is much better than Stihl's (in US probably the other way around)
As a survival machine I would go with Stihl because you not only have a chainsaw, you have a perfect boat anchor, a vacuum cleaner and a dog at the same time
SawTroll
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As a survival machine I would go with Stihl because you not only have a chainsaw, you have a perfect boat anchor, a vacuum cleaner and a dog at the same time
The vacuum cleaner has to be a Dolmar........
:greenchainsaw:
Austin1
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My dog prefers Jonsereds, But I will run anything.To make my living in the forest I would go with Husky because I like them better and here Husky dealer network is much better than Stihl's (in US probably the other way around)
As a survival machine I would go with Stihl because you not only have a chainsaw, you have a perfect boat anchor, a vacuum cleaner and a dog at the same time
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
Not sure sure...
I'd go with Husky - that way I get a sewing machine to attract the ladies!
I'd go with Husky - that way I get a sewing machine to attract the ladies!
Why not a freezer, fridge, oven, washing machine too
The sewing machine must be the most high tech Husky machine though ... those things has big fat digital displays nowdays and probably some embedded software. Chainsaws aren't really that fance. Looks the same today as for 20 years.
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
Why not a freezer, fridge, oven, washing machine too
The sewing machine must be the most high tech Husky machine though ... those things has big fat digital displays nowdays and probably some embedded software. Chainsaws aren't really that fance. Looks the same today as for 20 years.
O.K., I'll take those too! My Husky sewing machine has none of the fancy software or digital displays, but has worked great for 24 years (and my wife sews a LOT)!
