I thought that pic was a conflict of interest, guess not.....
Do they still make Poulan chainsaws?
"Today, the Husqvarna Group owns many smaller power tool brands, one of which is actually Poulan Pro. Poulan Pro dates back to 1946 in Shreveport, Louisiana. ... As a result, today Husqvarna actually owns Poulan Pro, even though they are two separate brands that have different quality levels and designs."
I just found a video of this guy who bought a PolanPro on black Friday in 2018 paid $99 dollars for it, it did not have the nice carrying case that mine came with but mine cost $149 today there $169, he just opened up the card board box it came in, never checked the tightness of the chain, mixed the gas put it in filled the bar oil, took about 10 pulls to get going no warming up and started cutting looked like it was working.
I read a bunch of reviews on it that were sold at Home Depot, a few good ones and many bad ones, so it's a crap shoot today buying a PolanPro, guy who paid $99 i think got a good deal and hopeful it still is working.
I am glad i passed on another PolanPro and now have my STHIL 211 and 261.
When my old PolanPro went south i was almost finished with my bush removal project, i got talked into the STHIL 211 and it's a really good working saw it finished the project.My firewood saws are Echo 501p and Husqvarna 550xp, both are a year and half old. The 550xp is my second one and a much better starting saw then the 2013 550xp which gave up the ghost two years ago.
My son is also a Stihl fan, he has a 5 year old MS441 and a two year old MS261, I have to admit Stihl makes good saws especially saw chains. Their saw chains seam to stay sharper longer then the Oregon chains I buy. I'd try Stihl chain but on their 325 pitch chains they .063 gauge while mind are .050 and .058.....
My son had to go to two different Stihl chainsaw dealers this past weekend to get a 325 pitch chain, the first place which is also a big JD tractor place was sold out, the other place was a small Stihl saw shop and he had just two so my son bought both, might be a 325 Stihl saw chain shortage going on......
Now i have a new STHIL chain on it but now nothing to cut. My dealer has two 1/2 million dollar chainsaw chain sharping systems, charges $8 dollars a chain takes about a minuet to do sharping.
I thought that pic was a conflict of interest, guess not.....
Do they still make Poulan chainsaws?
"Today, the Husqvarna Group owns many smaller power tool brands, one of which is actually Poulan Pro. Poulan Pro dates back to 1946 in Shreveport, Louisiana. ... As a result, today Husqvarna actually owns Poulan Pro, even though they are two separate brands that have different quality levels and designs."