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Cheapy saw but a good deal for me.

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by Reloader, Aug 10, 2026.

  1. Reloader

    Reloader

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    Today’s market place find was this Husqvarna 120 Mark ll.
    The deal was sweeter with the edition of two sets of Stihl chaps, a Husqvarna chainsaw helmet, 5 chains for a larger saw, gallon+ of bar oil, premix oil, Husqvarna file kit.
    And the saw fired up on the first crank.

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  2. Jim Chandler

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    These saws are made by Poulan. They are either good or very bad. When I first went to Husky, i bought one and it was a good working little saw, later I bought a 141 at a Wild Turkey banquet. It wouldn't run so I took it to the local dealer. He contacted Husky and they told him to dispose of it and give me another one. It was NEW. I asked the guy why it couldn't be fixed and he told me they were Poulans. I asked how much difference I had to pay to buy a Husky, paid $50 and got a 245. It was a good saw. I quit using Husky because their warranty is worthless. Buy an Echo 3510, 490, or 501-P. These are great saws. I used to run a 90 cc but I am 74. I just got a 3510 off Marketplace and was blown away at what that tiny saw can do. It will out cut many 50 cc saws.
     
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  3. The Wood Wolverine

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    All the extras are worth it! :whistle:
     
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