Husky 465 rancher becomes Makita 6421

I can personally recommend the Echo 590 Timberwolf ! Got to give more Echo love in this thread
The Echo doesn't offer super crazy power...but is a good steady cutter...one that will start everytime and run reliably .

 

I got to run a brand new 590 and it really is a great snappier saw for $400 it would make a great firewood saw. That AV is not as smooth as the 6100 but still better then a 029 av or 024 av. Lol

 

Totally agree ! In all fairness....there's nothing smoother than a Dolmar ! I had that lil ps350....i could feel no feedback through the handles

 

Corey, what would your 6100 be equivalent to in a husky? Is it a pro saw?

 

562 XP but the 6100 is better

 

I agree fuzz that 590 doesn't get the love it deserves. Quality budget pro saw!

 

I think the best piece of saw choosing advice I could ever give is try as many saws as you can. Just don't try the 6100 first! Trying saws is also a good interview for a good dealer. If he's a good dealer he will let you try befor you buy regardless of brand. In my mind the Stihl 362, husky 562, and Dolmar 6100 are the top three saws in the 60cc class. Where they shake out on that list often comes down to personal preference and budget.

 

Why you laughing with my post mister ?? You dont like the ms 180 ??

 

I guess I didn't follow along well enough. Regular 28" use is a 70cc thing. We are talking whole different set of saws then.

 

I like the dolmars , the only reason that i dont have buy one yet is that the distributor and dealers here are ...................... azzholes

in the video
you stay too far from the log , stuck your body to the log when bucking , doing this for some hours or days and you will have problem with your back and arms .
dont take me wrong just a friendly advice

 

Good advice! Thank you.

 

I tell you what i am doing
yesterday i finish a husqvarna 61 that a friend give me free, he buy a 372
today i just help a neighbore and cut some fire woods for him
tomorow Sunday going for coffe
Monday i will do a personal GTC i must fall 64 pine trees hope finish until tuesday

 

Plus the ability to turn it into a 7910 if the itch for more power strikes. I know my 7910 handles a 28" like a boss. That 6400 has the same oiler and would oil a 28" bar really well too.

 

You dont know what are you talking about , have you ever cut with chineese models ?? after of 8 hours working you come back and you are like have parkinson

 

If you think using 28'' bars dont even think about for theese plastics toys , go and spend a little more money and buy a good 70 cc saw try to find a good dealer that he can help you when you need him its the most importand

 

Stop it Brian your making way too much sense!