Husqvarna chainsaw review

[ejtaylor822]

That's a good thought taking the chains to a pro after so many sharpenings. I am use to doing mine by hand but I could never get them real sharp. After a couple of uses, I'd get so aggravated because it seemed duller than before, I'd just go by another chain. This dremel tool has really sharpened up this chain though. I'm with you and going to see how this goes after a few sharpenings.

 

[Todd_C]

I bought a Husqvarna 350 two years ago after we moved tø the country. My little 12" Polan just wasn't enough. My experience with the 350 is identical to yours. I liked the my Husqvarna saw so much, it caused me to buy a Husqvarna garden tractor.

 

[GregE]

I too have a Rancher 55. It has been a treat to use for larger trees, after having used two Craftsman saws for years. Don'tget me wrong, the Craftsmans worked good on the smaller stuff, but the Husky runs like a raped ape. I got on the Husky craze last year and got a trimmer, which has more power than I need...but like most trimmers it's always the head/string that is the problem.
I also bought a Husky mower with bagger to bag my fenced in area where the dogs run. It has been a work saver, as the boss wanted the grass picked up.Outside the fenced in area I still mow with my NH1630 with 60 inch deck.

 

[tc33brad]

I have a Husky 334T and 365 plus a Stihl 025. They all have their places but the 365 is a wood eating machine. It is an extremely well built product and rugged tool worthy of look by anyone needing a saw of that size.

 

[HGM]

OK, I'll add my story.. I found a Still afew years ago and before long it quit, guess thats why I found it /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif. I looked long and hard at all the options, trying to justify the prices of good saws vs the chaper ones. I broke down and got a 55 Rancher and have not yet regreted one cent of the investment. In fact, as some of the other guys have done I got a trimmer shortly after. There may be other good saws out there, but I love my Husky.