Hi boys keep it neat and tidy Stihl or Husqvarna Chansaws

mikehaugen · Sep 30, 2014

cre10 said:
No disrespect at all. Please see the below post.

I didn't take it personally, I guess I was just trying to state the same thing you did later.

lockhaven · Sep 30, 2014

as soon as you get a job cutting wood I guess that makes you a pro:confused3: yesterday I could not spell enginear, now I are one:laughing:

Bota4me · Sep 30, 2014

I dont know if im a "pro" yet so maybe i shouldnt run my stihl 361 or better yet new husky562xp

I have my ms180 trim saw tho.....
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

cre10 · Sep 30, 2014

Bota4me said:
I dont know if im a "pro" yet so maybe i shouldnt run my stihl 361 or better yet new husky562xp
I have my ms180 trim saw tho.....
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

So how much better is the 562 over the 361? I hear the 562 eats wood.

Coyote machine · Sep 30, 2014

motownbrowne said:
The 192t isn't a pro grade saw as a matter of fact.

WRONG! Try reading the opening paragraph of the first page of the owner's manual from Stihl, the manufacturer of the 192T. Here is the file:
http://www.stihlusa.com/WebContent/...192-t-192-tc-chain-saw-instruction-manual.pdf
It states, regarding the saw: (CAPS are added by me), this manual contains operating and safety instructions for ALL Stihl PROFESSIONAL TREE SERVICE CHAINSAWS. ...Professional tree service saws are designed especially for in-tree maintenance, tree surgery and other cutting work in confined spaces such as a lift-bucket.
Also refer to page 3 where it details that top handle saws are only to be used by specially trained individuals, and all other work at ground level should be done with saws other than top handles. There are additional details on use and safety by the manufacturer of this model PRO saw.

cre10 · Sep 30, 2014

Coyote machine said:
WRONG! Try reading the opening paragraph of the first page of the owner's manual from Stihl, the manufacturer of the 192T. Here is the file:
http://www.stihlusa.com/WebContent/...192-t-192-tc-chain-saw-instruction-manual.pdf
It states, regarding the saw: (CAPS are added by me), this manual contains operating and safety instructions for ALL Stihl PROFESSIONAL TREE SERVICE CHAINSAWS. ...Professional tree service saws are designed especially for in-tree maintenance, tree surgery and other cutting work in confined spaces such as a lift-bucket.
Also refer to page 3 where it details that top handle saws are only to be used by specially trained individuals, and all other work at ground level should be done with saws other than top handles. There are additional details on use and safety by the manufacturer of this model PRO saw.

You're a joke. You should join Arboristsite. Those guys would eat you for lunch.

Coyote machine · Sep 30, 2014

cre10 said:
The one that resorts to name calling loses the argument.

Quoting cre10: I got a great deal on the 441 from a shrimp that couldn't handle it.
Guess you lost your argument already, huh, son.

Son, do you know my experience or expertise? I suggest you take your big rig Kioti and ride off into the sunset on your back 5 acres

I'm not your 'son'; and what your experience or expertise is, or isn't is of no concern to me. I wasn't speaking to you, though if you want to assume I was feel free. My Kioti isn't a big rig, that would be a misplaced reference to a tractor trailer, but you may already be aware of that fact.

cre10 · Sep 30, 2014

I bet you go to bed telling your wife what a tough guy you were on the internet tonight and what a professional logger you are :laughing:

Coyote machine · Oct 1, 2014

cre10 said:
You're a joke. You should join Arboristsite. Those guys would eat you for lunch.

Already a member. Guess you don't let facts get in your way, huh?!
Who's the joke? You think an avatar of you pointing a gun at the camera is tough/cool. Whoop! And guys like you never say where you're from on the location line either - wonder why that is? Afraid of something, are we?

Coyote machine · Oct 1, 2014

cre10 said:
I bet you go to bed telling your wife what a tough guy you were on the internet tonight and what a professional logger you are :laughing:

Wrong again. Never claimed to be a pro logger, ever. I did however work as a trained tree surgeon, prior to top handle saws being commonplace; in fact before chain guards or brakes even existed.
Let it go....