Maube I need a Husky

[Chity_Avatar]

I have had only one Husky ever and it was a t435 top handle. Maybe I need a 394 or 395. I have nothing against them but have always had Stihl as my work saws. My hate of the Husky is how they can't stay upright on the ground if they are idling. Even not running they have a hard time not tipping over. Maybe I need to come up with a Husky kick stand.

 

[thomas1]

I have had only one Husky ever and it was a t435 top handle. Maybe I need a 394 or 395. I have nothing against them but have always had Stihl as my work saws. My hate of the Husky is how they can't stay upright on the ground if they are idling. Even not running they have a hard time not tipping over. Maybe I need to come up with a Husky kick stand.

I had my 394 idling on the ground today. It did not fall over, I don't know if this was an anomaly.

 

[Blazin]

I have had only one Husky ever and it was a t435 top handle. Maybe I need a 394 or 395. I have nothing against them but have always had Stihl as my work saws. My hate of the Husky is how they can't stay upright on the ground if they are idling. Even not running they have a hard time not tipping over. Maybe I need to come up with a Husky kick stand.

 

[TK]

Afraid of the saw getting dirty?

 

[WoodChuck'r]

I was about to say something about my 394 but Thomas beat me to it.

 

[stihl sawing]

My wild thing stays upright while idling, when it will idle.

 

[Blazin]

This one is supposed to be the worst offenders for tipping over according to the little betches, it's running in this pic

I got yer kick stand too :bananawave:

 

[srcarr52]

I have had only one Husky ever and it was a t435 top handle. Maybe I need a 394 or 395. I have nothing against them but have always had Stihl as my work saws. My hate of the Husky is how they can't stay upright on the ground if they are idling. Even not running they have a hard time not tipping over. Maybe I need to come up with a Husky kick stand.

So you've based your tippy Husky hypothesis on one saw? Anyway it's not really a big deal unless they are always riding around in a back of a truck.

 

[TK]

So you've based your tippy Husky hypothesis on one saw? Anyway it's not really a big deal unless they are always riding around in a back of a truck.

I've yet to have a single saw stay upright in the back of my truck. And that includes the rather plump, wide loaded, oversized dogged, MS261.... She rolls around like a trailer in a tornado back there...... Guess I need to build a little jig for keeping saws in their places?

 

[thomas1]

I've yet to have a single saw stay upright in the back of my truck. And that includes the rather plump, wide loaded, oversized dogged, MS261.... She rolls around like a trailer in a tornado back there...... Guess I need to build a little jig for keeping saws in their places?

You probably wouldn't have that issue if there were any paved roads in Maine.

 

[TK]

Paved roads cost money. Oh wait, with all our tax dollars we should have the sweetest paved roads in the country...

 

[Hedgerow]

I've yet to have a single saw stay upright in the back of my truck. And that includes the rather plump, wide loaded, oversized dogged, MS261.... She rolls around like a trailer in a tornado back there...... Guess I need to build a little jig for keeping saws in their places?

Just make sure you put a load of wood under em'...
Problem solved...

 

[Cut4fun]

T435 is not even a husky :laughing: just a redmax 3500 in orange dress. :grinhat:

 

[Chity_Avatar]

T435 is not even a husky :laughing: just a redmax 3500 in orange dress. :grinhat:

Couldn't tell you what it was. I didn't own it long enough to care. I do some light felling with it wile I had it though.

 

[Hedgerow]

Now that's funny right there!!!
Love that pic!!!

 

[Chity_Avatar]

Now that's funny right there!!!
Love that pic!!!

I thought it was funny too. It's only right to post up the real pic. Felled with my chity avatar.

 

[wendell]

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I have to say, I'm a little at a loss for words right now.

Those are interesting, um, methods you use. What's the reason for the 50% face cut?

 

[thomas1]

I have to say, I'm a little at a loss for words right now.

Those are interesting, um, methods you use. What's the reason for the 50% face cut?

Same as the 400% back cut?

 

[naked arborist]

That's a 200% back cut right CA? Not a 400% cut like Tom said.

 

[TK]

I kinda like the 3 strikes and you're out style of back cutting. Or were those just to make sure the chain was sharp?