metz12
Well-Known Member
Yeah, I think that will be OK for a backup saw! It is pretty cheap!
Well since its a craftsman, not a popular chainsaw brand like husqvarna or stihl you know? it will be a good backup.
Yeah, I think that will be OK for a backup saw! It is pretty cheap!
Well since its a craftsman, not a popular chainsaw brand like husqvarna or stihl you know? it will be a good backup.
So I am looking for another chainsaw so I can bring it out and when the chain gets loose on the husqvarna i can just grab the other one and go at it. I dont really want to spend a whole lot of money ere since its kind of like my backup. I like the 18" bar. I have a husqvarna 345 now and I love it.
Invest in some spare chains for quick swap overs & maybe even another bar for your Husky:thumbsup:.
It'll be a whole lot cheaper & easier to swap chains over than the compromise of a used saw which is most likely going to be difficult to start if it ends up seldom used............
older Poulans will put most saws to shame, same for old Homelites, the new plastic stuff is junk!!!
go buy the Poulan Pro 5020 ( you will be happy) $179.99 for a 50cc saw
I'll definatly look into it. what mixture do you run in it?
older Poulans will put most saws to shame, same for old Homelites, the new plastic stuff is junk!!!
go buy the Poulan Pro 5020 ( you will be happy) $179.99 for a 50cc saw