Four Wheeling Chainsaw
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Mine's a Stihl Farm Boss, the older version of the current MS290, with a 24" bar and a full chisel chain. I encounter mostly softwoods around here and it's just fine for that, but in dense hardwoods I have to drop down to the 16" bar.
When buying a chainsaw the important things to know are (a) your own experience level and limitations, and (b) what you expect to cut with it. Too much power head and too aggressive a chain and you might end up cutting a lot of wood very quickly, then bleeding out when fatigue leaves you unable to control that monster saw. There's no sense going there, and that's one of the reasons I like my little Farm Boss just fine.
When buying a chainsaw the important things to know are (a) your own experience level and limitations, and (b) what you expect to cut with it. Too much power head and too aggressive a chain and you might end up cutting a lot of wood very quickly, then bleeding out when fatigue leaves you unable to control that monster saw. There's no sense going there, and that's one of the reasons I like my little Farm Boss just fine.
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