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Echo CS-4200ES
Latest review: I've owned mine for about 4 years now. I service it every year and have used about 8 chains, lately I've been resharpening. The saw is as good as new. It usually starts on the first or second pull
Bigger Boyz Toyz BBT 62 cc
Latest review: The BBT chainsaw range seems unbelievably cheap but, needing something with a big bite and not really wanting to spend over $1200 on other brands, I purchased this chainsaw for about a fifth of that
McCulloch CS360
Latest review: Great little saw. Swedish brand, assembled in the USA. More than enough power to chop firewood and do work around my property. Make 100% sure, you hold the bar up at the tip when tightening the
Echo CS-350WES / CS-351WES
Latest review: I love my little Echo, I replaced an older Homelite and prior to that a Husqvarna. The Echo flies through the wood, but can be a little hard to start in cold weather, maybe that's the owner drowning
Echo CS-352ES
Latest review: I purchased this Echo chainsaw approximately two and a half years ago, to replace a similar sized Stihl chainsaw which I was always having trouble starting, even after the unit had been serviced on a
Husqvarna 445
Latest review: Have had this for a few years now and have likely done more than 150 hours of cutting on a small hobby farm. Really good unit and have not had any issues with it at all. Good weight, balance and
Husqvarna T435
Latest review: If you can afford it this saw it is a real gem. I use it for camping and caravanning for fire wood and it performs on dry aussie hardwords. Starts first time every time and it's light weight means
Efco 162
Latest review: After a bad experience with a cheap chainsaw from Mitre 10 I intended to buy a Stihl, but was persuaded to this Efco that one of our local suppliers stocked. It has been an extremely good buy. It
Echo CS-8002
Latest review: Bought this chainsaw as I moved to an area with a lot of trees, and I needed something more powerful than what I had. Has not disappointed. Several trees went down in the street after a big storm and
Husqvarna 450
Latest review: Saw was OK when new but now is a problem. Starts ok when cold, not when hot. Due to the single nut bar tightening used on this saw it is not possible to keep the bar from retracting. This causes the
Makita EA3201S
Latest review: I have had this saw for about 18 months. It starts within two to three pulls and runs well. The only problem I have with it is that it breaks the e-clip that retains the chain drive sprocket and
Shindaiwa 488 / 488P
Latest review: I own 2 shindaiwa 488s. I love them. Been cutting for 20 years with them. Keep fresh gas in them and they will run forever. Best overall chain saw that was ever made in my humble opinion. I live
Stihl MS 880 Magnum
Latest review: It is easy enough to start although I feel the cord is a bit short and I keep pulling it right to the end which must shorten the cord life. I bought this to replace the loss of my 090 I do not think
Echo CS-310ES
Latest review: First timer for a chainsaw, researched the reviews then decided to buy this model. Very user friendly even for the first timer. Because it is easy to start, smart design for the chain tension
Shindaiwa 285S / 352S
Latest review: Bought a 352s in 2007 and have it used it continually since... I heat with wood. I have had no trouble with it and its lightweight , for me, 83 years. Still going strong. The saw that is. I would
Echo CS-420ES
Latest review: I have wines one of these for 6 years. My previous saw for 25 years was a stihl. This is no match for the stihl in any way. Have had to replace two sprockets in 6 years and almost due for
MTM 72SX
Latest review: Starts easy, cuts like a beast and outshines plenty of saws 7-10x the price. Engine size chews the gas a bit and it goes through bar oil a bit more liberally than other saws but I had read that in
Stihl MS 362 / 362 C-M
Latest review: Have brought 2 in the past two and a half years. I have been using chainsaws for 17+ years professionally and have never blown any motors until I brought these two - 362-c and 362-cm. I have rebuilt
Stihl MS 251 Wood Boss
Latest review: Unstoppable. Super easy to start. Power to burn. Have used and abused it for close to 6 years. Have cut tree roots in the ground, railway sleepers, termite filled trees etc etc. cleaned up sharpened
Stihl MS 261 / MS 261 C-Q / MS 261 C-M / MS 261 C-MQ
Latest review: Great saw, cuts aussie hardwood like a ninja, chuck norris would use this chainsaw as a beard trimmer or toothbrush... wish i'd purchased this saw years ago...cut 2 years worth of wood in an hour,