Chainsaws… what you got ….

[Terminal_Boy]

No .. just use a file for that

Okay. My 2 in 1 file that does both at once for €25 still seems like a good deal.

 

[Chrisj]

I have Husqvarna 480 CD, 254 and Stihl MS 201T the 254 has a new piston and bore as I abuse it they all have not been worked to death as I did tree work part time .

 

[HappyFish]

I have three cheap Titan brand chainsaws from Screwfix:

50 cm (20"), 49 cc
40 cm (16"), 40 cc
40 cm (16"), 2kW mains electric

All have been faultless so far (over 3 years hard use). The petrol ones start pretty much instantly and are used for felling trees and taking the branches off. The 240V one is used (on a stand) near the house to cut to length for our woodburner. Then a 6 tonne splitter is used to split bigger stuff. I have a PTO driven chipper on my tractor for branches that are too small to burn - that goes on the paths. Anything with spikes/thorns goes on a big bonfire as the dogs pick them up in their pads otherwise.

I also have a 55 cc Hyundai multi-tool which has a pole with a small chainsaw head for occasional branch lopping. That's mostly used with the line cutting/brush cutter head though. It's always been harder to start than the chainsaws.

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These are works of art! I’d feel bad taking from this pile!

 

[Drifter2406]

The 881 Stihl with a 3 foot bar, the one behind it I bought new about 20 years ago the Husky 365s with a 24" bar and a Husky 135mkII that gets used mostly for firewood.

 

[V1ktor]

Hyundai HYC6200X
It has done everything I need so far.

Hyundai | 20" 62cc Petrol Chainsaw | 2-Stroke Easy-Start

Fitted with Hyundai’s own professionally engineered 20 inch bar & chain, is a powerful chainsaw capable of handling tough gardening tasks | HYC6200X

hyundaipowerequipment.co.uk

 

[Mike Woody Watkins]

I have three cheap Titan brand chainsaws from Screwfix:

50 cm (20"), 49 cc
40 cm (16"), 40 cc
40 cm (16"), 2kW mains electric

All have been faultless so far (over 3 years hard use). The petrol ones start pretty much instantly and are used for felling trees and taking the branches off. The 240V one is used (on a stand) near the house to cut to length for our woodburner. Then a 6 tonne splitter is used to split bigger stuff. I have a PTO driven chipper on my tractor for branches that are too small to burn - that goes on the paths. Anything with spikes/thorns goes on a big bonfire as the dogs pick them up in their pads otherwise.

I also have a 55 cc Hyundai multi-tool which has a pole with a small chainsaw head for occasional branch lopping. That's mostly used with the line cutting/brush cutter head though. It's always been harder to start than the chainsaws.

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Nice bit of fire wood there . Hope you’re paying the hire charge on the blue pallet?

 

[BTB 500]

Nice bit of fire wood there . Hope you’re paying the hire charge on the blue pallet?

There's a red one at the other end - I'm just storing them in my barn till they pick them up

Actually I'm not sure if they were left here by the previous owner of the house, or whether stuff for my tractor got delivered on them. If the latter nobody has ever said anything about needing them back! The other ones I have are all unpainted