New Husky Climbing Saw

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try a Dolmar you wont get any of the pains you do from Husky, and they are far cheaper than Stilh.

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very similar to this Makita sold in the UK
 
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same company just blue.
 
How bad does this saw look? and I dont mean Michael Jackson 'Bad'

What kind of people buy a saw like this? Look at the exposed spark plug....its bad

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anyway, their new climbing saw looks much better -

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or how about their battery operated saw?

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How bad does this saw look? and I dont mean Michael Jackson 'Bad'

What kind of people buy a saw like this? Look at the exposed spark plug....its bad


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People like me. I had one for a couple of years and liked it.
Well worth the investment.
 
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Well worth the investment.

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With you all the way here. The newer ones are even better balanced than before, more power than a 192 at about the same cost, 2 year com warr.

Ever knock out the baffles Norm???? With this done it even has more power than the 200 without a spark arrestor.
 
i ran the 200ts 6,7 years ago loved the power but to bulky.
obviosly run 338xp now been happy with them, as long as u can adjust carbs ur good to go.
 
I had one for a month and the handle busted right off after falling off a tailgate! the tab that holds the handle on is all plastic, it totally busted and I would have had to replace the entire shell to fix the saw. Never again!!! I go with huskys all the way. I will admit though that there is plenty of room for improvement there too.
 
Menny years ago I got pissed and threw one at the side of a one ton. It broke. I supper glued it back together and carefully turned it in for "one that ran better" and they gave me a newer one.
 
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judging the price this saw is obviosly not pro

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I wouldn't say that. Dolmar is a very good pro saw been around since 1920's.?? Used the name Sachs and Dolmar for sometime, now it's just Dolmar.


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I got a idea, I will buy the rights to all the top handle saws that cost $300 and market them as pro saws and sale them for $600.
That way you guys feel better about it. Maybe sometime I will have a 2 for 1 sale to make you feel really special about buying your $600 pro saw.
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I got a idea, I will buy the rights to all the top handle saws that cost $300 and market them as pro saws and sale them for $600.
That way you guys feel better about it. Maybe sometime I will have a 2 for 1 sale to make you feel really special about buying your $600 pro saw.

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Where's EZ and his Booh Hay. ???
 
How do you like that lil battery saw? How fast dose it cut, how long of battery use, what size bar? give us the low down
 
There is a vid posted somewhere on this site with a short demo. Looks like it's actually pretty aggressive. Supposedly the newer model is even better, but after a short search it looks like they de-evolved the design. Too bad, I was hoping for a similar model to try out.

Edit: Just checked, and the little bugger (BUC122Z) isn't available in the US. Only the 12 volt model, which doesn't even look like a chain saw. Here's a link to the UK site with some specs:

http://www.toolstop.co.uk/index.php?opti...utm_medium=base

-Tom
 
I cant believe that thing beats a handsaw. how much does it weigh? I'd have to see it to believe it if that thing will beat a handsaw after you calculate the hauling the weight and bulk to power ratio.
 
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