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husqvarna 365 chainsaw

Posted by chris nangle on February 25, 2010 at 3:32pm in Marketing
hi im in the market for a new 20inch saw and have seen the husqvarna 365 and the stihl farm boss any of you guys use either of them if which would you say is the best all round saw, we dont use them all day every day but when we do, its big oak logs extregards chris
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  • chris nangle February 25, 2010 at 6:15pm
    i forgot to ask if there are any offers that any of you guys may know of on saws at the moment?
  • chris nangle February 25, 2010 at 7:54pm
    cheers paul
    i will take your advise
    all the best chris

    Pro Gard said:
    With your work, go for 70cc, IMO this is the best power bracket saw and will cope with almost anything.

    If it were me I would get a MS441, its an absolutely beautiful saw, great power low vibes and low fuel consumption. Considering your cutting oak on a 20"

    If you like Husqy then I would get a 372.

    I have both a Husqy 575 and a MS441 and its the 441 I reach for as my general saw, the stock husqy has more tourq and a fraction more power but not as quick cutting although it will pull a longer bar better. TBH i dislike the 576/ 575 model husqy despite owning one..... IMO 372 is a better saw with hindsight although less tourq.

    Both of my saws have been woods ported and tuned up but I ran them both stock for 12 months and this is what my comments are based on.
  • Lawncare-4u.co.uk February 25, 2010 at 10:27pm
    is the 441 best ?

    ive been looking at one for BIG logs ........?

    cheers - rob
  • Jackson's Landscape Design February 25, 2010 at 11:22pm
    Paul

    I've just bought an Sthil MS341 purely for all my sleeper works, rated or not?
  • Jackson's Landscape Design February 25, 2010 at 11:45pm
    Excuse me Paul but I'm not mechanically minded, fill up with mixed juice, sort the choke, pull the cord, rev and cut.

    wont and never will use dirty sleepers, just not crisp or clean enough.
  • Jackson's Landscape Design February 26, 2010 at 12:11am
    Agree I am very lucky indeed.
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