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nightfighter · 03-28-2018, 06:54 AM

With all the storms our part of the world has had plenty of tree damage and clean up. I bought an Echo CS310 14" chainsaw in 2015 to clean up limbs and trees that had fallen on clients' homes and property. Used it this year after first storm, and have loaned it out to two other contractors who needed to do emergency access clean ups. Both of those pros were impressed enough to go out and buy the same saw at the orange box store for themselves. For $200, it is a good deal. Great for limbing, b u cking and even felling trees up to about 18" diameter if you have access to both sides. Just a heads up if you are in the market for an easy starting, lighter weight saw.

03-28-2018, 06:54 AM	#1
nightfighter Seldom Seen iTrader: (0) Join Date: May 2001 Posts: 10,389	Chainsaw recommendation With all the storms our part of the world has had plenty of tree damage and clean up. I bought an Echo CS310 14" chainsaw in 2015 to clean up limbs and trees that had fallen on clients' homes and property. Used it this year after first storm, and have loaned it out to two other contractors who needed to do emergency access clean ups. Both of those pros were impressed enough to go out and buy the same saw at the orange box store for themselves. For $200, it is a good deal. Great for limbing, b u cking and even felling trees up to about 18" diameter if you have access to both sides. Just a heads up if you are in the market for an easy starting, lighter weight saw.
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