Xtorq saws suck. I find Stihl saw are far eassier to repair then Husky. I have owned ran all major Brands of saws and Stihls seems to always be were I go back to when a saw need replaced. A Stihl MS 380 clone from NeoTec would be a saw I would love to see more guys running. The 038 mag2 70 cc was my favorite timber falling saw when I did commercial timber falling.
If I were to buy a new saw it would be a stihl. There is only 1 Husky dealer in my area and their main business isn’t lawn and garden. I can buy stihl from a dedicated lawn and garden store with great service and repair. That’s were I get all my dealer parts at. I thought I’d give a $150 saw a try. Should have saved my $
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Hey MT - glad you got her sorted - nice work 👍👍
wow nice cutter there, good job on the fix
There still seems to be a deeper problem. And these carbs are like 50/50 at best
Xtorq saws suck. I find Stihl saw are far eassier to repair then Husky. I have owned ran all major Brands of saws and Stihls seems to always be were I go back to when a saw need replaced. A Stihl MS 380 clone from NeoTec would be a saw I would love to see more guys running. The 038 mag2 70 cc was my favorite timber falling saw when I did commercial timber falling.
If I were to buy a new saw it would be a stihl. There is only 1 Husky dealer in my area and their main business isn’t lawn and garden. I can buy stihl from a dedicated lawn and garden store with great service and repair. That’s were I get all my dealer parts at. I thought I’d give a $150 saw a try. Should have saved my $