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Posted by another hoosier on April 09, 2005 at 14:27:10 from (66.244.93.65):
We heat with wood and use about 6 cords of wood each year I have always used 2 saws a big one ( that I dont use much) and a smaller one that I use alot I have in the past used Poulan,remington,Stihl,and Mcoulgh..But the last 2 small saws have both seen shop time with only being 2 years old this doesent seem right so I now am trying to figure out which would be the best saw for me to use nothing to big I trully love the little stihls but they seem to need to much shop time...How are Husqvarnas? Are they any better? I dont abuse them but we do use them I keep extra chains and a file with me all the time .. Any one else have this same problem?
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