zzr1200
Well-Known Member
Tis a pitty Partner isnt English, they're owned by the Electrolux group, it was part of the Husqvarna group until Electrolux made Husqvarna independent...
Husky 346XP the Dogs Dangles for a 15" Bar
treestump
New Member
Real men use a manual saw or an axe. Anybody uses a chainsaw should have a gaylander and be called angie or rupert
Real men use a manual saw or an axe. Anybody uses a chainsaw should have a gaylander and be called angie or rupert
yer that was my attitude untill i got a husky, now i spend hours enjoying the heat given orf from me burner rather than spending hours chopping logs for it
treestump
New Member
rustyrangie
Active Member
i got given an old still a while ago that needed a good clean up, i ran out of 2 stroke half way thru a job and put 3 full tanks of neat unleaded thru it in an afternoon and it never missed a beat needs a new chain tho as it's angin off a bit and blunt as a sponge
needs a new chain tho as it's angin off a bit and blunt as a sponge 
gotoneatlast
New Member
you can move the bar forward, which'll tighten the chain and sharpen it with the correct size file/tool, where in berks are you, my lawnmower man 'll probably sort it for a tenner knowing him.
vivnap
Banned
Real men use a manual saw or an axe. Anybody uses a chainsaw should have a gaylander and be called angie or rupert
:hysterically_laughi now that was funny !!!
Beast o Bodmin
Banned
I use a husky 84 cc with a 18" bar for me logs at home along with a good oregon axe.Mostly use the 364xp at work,again 18" bar.If you can get someone to sell ya a top handle....ace.I use me top handle with one hand and me shorts on to do small stuff for the kindling.
1dirtylandy
Active Member
The Jonsred is a good little saw shares a lot of parts as the husky, and if your logging all day the husky and jonsred are a bit lighter than the sthil, trick we used to do was to get a resonable power saw and drop it to the smallest bar and chain you could get to increase the cut speed, remember if you puttto sharp an angle on the chain teeth you will cut like hell but u will spend most of the day resharpening, likewise not enough slow cut rate, when i did my licence they reackoned ideal was 32/36 deg was about right...
Beast o Bodmin
Banned
30 degrees num nut,or 25 degrees wtf taught you to wear out you saw?
Soloby Rob
Banned
Don't get a Mc Cullogh they have a problem with oiling the chain, I found out too late.
Andy.
Big Mac's are cheap and ok for a bit of domestic logging, but that's all, same go's for JCB and other 'in shop' brands.
If you have owt more than a ton or so to log, get a Husky or a Stihl, use good two stroke oil and proper chain oil, anything other will not do.
