Tamus
Well-Known Member
My 3 year old Husky 365 chainsaw was nicked out of the back of my pick-up a couple of months back. Theiving gits!
Anyhow, after a load of faffing about where my insurers tried to palm me off with an offer that was £150 shy of what they should have paid a which resulted in me having to complain and threaten invocation of the Financial Services Obudsman, the correct amount of payout finally arrived in my bank account yesterday.
I intended just buying the same model of saw again but now I find the spec has changed. It reads well, new "X torq" engine, up by about 5cc in capacity from the old one (to 71cc) power up from 3.4kw to 3.6kw, weight almost the same and noise levels down, all good stuff... on paper.
Have any of you tried this new model and have you any comments to make on it before I part with my cash? all £444.66 of it.
Incidentally, the old saw fitted my needs beautifully, with a 20" bar, so I would not think a dinky little 50cc model will cut the mustard at all. And... as it happens I do have an ancient 47cc Husky with a 14" bar anyway, just in case someone thinks I don't need the power of the 365.
Anyhow, after a load of faffing about where my insurers tried to palm me off with an offer that was £150 shy of what they should have paid a which resulted in me having to complain and threaten invocation of the Financial Services Obudsman, the correct amount of payout finally arrived in my bank account yesterday.
I intended just buying the same model of saw again but now I find the spec has changed. It reads well, new "X torq" engine, up by about 5cc in capacity from the old one (to 71cc) power up from 3.4kw to 3.6kw, weight almost the same and noise levels down, all good stuff... on paper.
Have any of you tried this new model and have you any comments to make on it before I part with my cash? all £444.66 of it.
Incidentally, the old saw fitted my needs beautifully, with a 20" bar, so I would not think a dinky little 50cc model will cut the mustard at all. And... as it happens I do have an ancient 47cc Husky with a 14" bar anyway, just in case someone thinks I don't need the power of the 365.