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STIHL HUSQVARNA HOMELITE ECHO STARTER ROPE 3.5MM $1.00 |
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STIHL HUSQVARNA HOMELITE ECHO STARTER ROPE 4.5MM $1.00 |
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STARTER ROPE FITS STIHL HOMELITE HUSQVARNA 4.5 mm 300F $18.50 |
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7/32 CHAINSAW FILE KIT FITS STIHL HUSQVARNA HOMELITE $12.95 |
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STIHL CHAINSAW CHAIN 3/8 063 50 DRIVERS ECHO HUSQVARNA $13.99 |
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3/16 CHAINSAW FILE KIT FITS STIHL HUSQVARNA HOMELITE $12.95 |
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CHAINSAW FALLING KIT FOR STIHL HOMELITE ECHO HUSQVARNA $39.00 |
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24″chain 3/8 .063 HUSQVARNA DOLMAR JONSERED STIHL 84DL $20.16 |
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24″ Chain 3/8 .050 HUSQVARNA POULAN STIHL MAKITA 84DL $20.16 |
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STIHL/HUSQVARNA/ECHO AND MANY MORE MANUELS $9.99 |
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STARTER ROPE FITS STIHL HOMELITE HUSQVARNA 4.5 mm 300F $18.50 |
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7/32 CHAINSAW FILE KIT FITS STIHL HUSQVARNA HOMELITE $12.95 |
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STARTER ROPE FITS STIHL ECHO HUSQVARNA 2.8 mm 328FT $18.00 |
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20″ Oregon Saw Chain 3/8″ 72DL Qty5 for Husqvarna Stihl $80.00 |
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Chainsaw Wrench fits Husqvarna Stihl Echo 19×13 Orange $11.95 |
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HUSQVARNA 39R BRUSHCUTTER/ CLEARING SAW/ STIHL/ECHO $850.00 |
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5/32 CHAINSAW FILE KIT FITS STIHL HUSQVARNA HOMELITE $12.95 |
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NEW Scrench Wrench For Husqvarna & STIHL Chainsaw Saws $6.99 |
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Sugihara chainsaw bar 30″ Husqvarna Stihl Echo Makita $92.00 |
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STARTER ROPE FITS STIHL HOMELITE HUSQVARNA 4.5 mm 300F $18.50 |
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10 -”Small Chainsaw Bar Nuts Fit STIHL + Husqvarna Saws $6.99 |
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STARTER ROPE FITS STIHL HOMELITE HUSQVARNA 4.5 mm 300F $18.50 |
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5/32 CHAINSAW FILE KIT FITS STIHL HUSQVARNA HOMELITE $12.95 |
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STARTER ROPE FITS STIHL ECHO HUSQVARNA 2.8 mm 328FT $18.00 |
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Opti 2 cycle stroke oil fits Stihl Husqvarna Echo mk48g $60.99 |
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Oregon Rim to fit Husqvarna and Stihl Chainsaws 22270 $5.50 |
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36″ Chain .404 .063 HUSQVARNA STIHL SHINDAIWA POULAN $28.99 |
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Chainsaw Wrench 19×13 Husqvarna~Stihl~Echo~Scrench MORE $5.20 |
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5 Husqvarna/Stihl Saw Chain 3/8″- 0.050″ 72DL 20″ $72.95 |
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STIHL/HUSQVARNA/ECHO AND MANY MORE MANUELS $9.99 |
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CHAIN BREAKER SPINNER STIHL HUSQVARNA POULAN CHAINSAW $79.99 |
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7/32 CHAINSAW FILE KIT FITS STIHL HUSQVARNA HOMELITE $12.95 |
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STARTER ROPE FITS STIHL ECHO HUSQVARNA 2.8 mm 328FT $18.00 |
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new Echo husqvarna stihl kawaski string trimmer head $16.95 |
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Echo, Shindaiwa, Stihl, Husqvarna Trimmer Eyelet *NEW* $1.50 |
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STARTER ROPE FITS STIHL ECHO HUSQVARNA 2.8 mm 328FT $18.00 |
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STARTER ROPE FITS STIHL HOMELITE HUSQVARNA 4.5 mm 300F $18.50 |
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CHAINSAW CHAIN BREAKER SPINNER STIHL HUSQVARNA POULAN $58.99 |
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CHAINSAW CHAIN BREAKER SPINNER STIHL HUSQVARNA POULAN $58.99 |
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32″ Chain 404 .063 HUSQVARNA STIHL SHINDAIWA SOLO 95DL $26.60 |
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2 New 16″ STIHL Chain HOMELITE HUSQVARNA McCULLOCH 60DL $28.80 |
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Echo/Husqvarna/Stihl Brush Blades – 8″ – (8) Tooth $18.75 |
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7/32 CHAINSAW FILE KIT FITS STIHL HUSQVARNA HOMELITE $12.95 |
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Rim Sprocket 3/8 fits Stihl 034 036 Husqvarna 262 359 $4.99 |
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Oregon Rim Sprocket .325 Stihl Husqvarna Part 346 350 $4.99 |
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Rim Sprocket 3/8 Stihl 044 046 066 Husqvarna 372 385 $4.99 |
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Oregon Sprocket 3/8 8 tooth Stihl Husqvarna 044 372 $4.99 |
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Oregon Rim Sprocket .404 Stihl Husqvarna 084 088 3120 $4.99 |
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STARTER ROPE FITS STIHL HOMELITE HUSQVARNA 4.5 mm 300F $18.50 |
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STARTER ROPE FITS STIHL HOMELITE HUSQVARNA 4.5 mm 300F $18.50 |
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Oregon Stihl D72 20-Inch Vanguard Chain Saw Chain, Fits Cub Cadet, Husqvarna, Poulan, Remington $17.63 Hard, chromed cutter chain designed for maximum wood bite. Meets ANSI standards and is low kickback chain. Click on the Info Button to see the replacement product guide pages for matching chain with chain saw models…. |
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NGK Resistor Spark Plugs BPMR7A Recommended for Echo, Jonsered, Husqvarna and Stihl Chainsaws – 10 P Since 1936 NGK has led the industry in technology, innovation and world class design of its entire product line. You can depend on NGK for quality and reliability. This plug is the equivalent to:Champion RCJ6Y Bosch WSR5F and WS7FDenso W22MP-U… |
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Piston Rings (42mm x 1.5mm) for Husqvarna 42/246/346 and Stihl 024/MS 240 Aftermarket cast iron piston rings for two cycle engines. These piston rings come two to a set, even though some saws only use one. We recommend using a piston ring clamp set 10429 when changing piston rings. These rings are 42mm in diameter and 1.5mm thick. Fits the following chainsaws: Husqvarna 42, 45, 242, 246, 345, 346Jonsered 2045Replaces Part Number 503 28 90 05Stihl 024, MS 240 Replaces Pa… |
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Piston Rings (45mm x 1.5mm) for Husqvarna 51, 353 and Stihl 029/032 Aftermarket cast iron piston rings for two cycle engines. These piston rings come two to a set, even though some saws only use one. We recommend using a piston ring clamp set 10429 when changing piston rings. These rings are 45mm in diameter and 1.5mm thick. Fits the following chainsaws: Husqvarna 50 Special, 51, 55 EPA, 254, 350 EPA, 353Replaces Part Number 503 28 90 11Solo 651 Replaces Part Numb… |
Chainsaws have been described as the most dangerous tool on the planet. This is a fact bourne out by the number of injuries reported every year through chainsaw use. However, I’d suggest a chainsaw is only as dangerous as the operator using it and it’s imperative users, particularly inexperienced woodcutters, understand some basic safety 101.
Did You Know?
In the US alone, up to 40,000 injuries a year are attributed to chainsaws however, it is a fact that the majority of accidents can be prevented.
New Users
A common scenario among users looking for their first chainsaw is a lack of knowledge on what is required. What size saw do they need? How powerful a machine should they buy? How much do they need to spend? These are common questions and in I’ll answer them in this article.
A new user has decided to clear some pine trees in his backyard. These trees have a diameter of around 20 inches and there are also a few stumps he wants to cut up for firewood. Where does he start?
Having a specialised chainsaw dealer in your area is a big advantage. Even if you need to travel an hour or two, do it. The big advantage is you can go into the store and literally try before you buy. Be humble and ask the dealer lots of questions including giving you some demonstrations. But of the utmost importance, try the saw yourself. When the saw requires specialist maintenance work, you can drop it into your dealer safe in the knowledge that you have struck up a good relationship with him and his staff.
As far as cutting down the trees is concerned, you need to consider the area around them. Are they close to your home? With a 20 inch diameter, these trees could be anywhere from 40 to 50 feet in height so you need to consider whether other objects or even the neighbors property might be in any danger. Your chainsaw dealer will be able to give you some good advice in this instance. The last thing you want to do is launch into a tree without doing some pre-surveillance work and have the tree falling across your roof or landing on your car. Ouch!
Don’t be surprised if Stihl and Husqvarna come with strong recommendations. They are the leaders in the world of chainsaws and you generally can’t go wrong with them. As far as chainsaw power is concerned, for home use, sticking to the 50 to 70cc range should be sufficient but again, be guided by what your dealer suggests. A lot will depend on how often you will use it and if it’s very sparingly, then the smaller machine may be all you need. If it’s for more regular use, then consider chainsaws in the mid size range. You don’t want to be buying the most expensive and powerful machine on the market, yet, for safety reasons, you don’t want a saw that isn’t capable of performing the task you have in mind.
Some of the best advice I’ve heard relating to new chainsaw users is the simple process of going online. Information over the internet today is amazing. Try this; go to your favorite search tool and type in chainsaw forums. These are an excellent place to learn: join if you need to, and spend a bit of time going through some of the posts.
By arming yourself with the right information, your first chainsaw experience has an excellent chance of being both accident and injury-free.
About the Author:
Dean Caporella is a professional broadcaster. Read the latest reviews and news on
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