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re: Husquvarna 435e/440e chainsaws
Posted on 10/27/20 at 3:17 pm to AyyyBaw
Posted on 10/27/20 at 3:17 pm to AyyyBaw
Both would be adequate for smaller trees and general use.
They both seem to be the same power head. The 440 with the 18" bar I would expect to see it struggle some in larger hard woods if you really bury the bar deep.
Being a husky it will be reliable and durable. Just remember it is a "home owner" grade saw; they use a clam shell design for cutting cost.
I wouldn't say I am partial to Stihl; I have just always bought them due to local dealer support.
If you wanted a Stihl to compare, I'd look at the MS250 W/ 18" bar. I actually own one. It has slightly more displacement than what you are looking at and it still likes to lug some when burying the bar in hard wood. I wouldn't say one is better than the other, just throwing that out there as they are roughly the same price/weight/length.
I am actually planning to pick up a new Pro MS362 this week for land up keep and handling the larger jobs.
They both seem to be the same power head. The 440 with the 18" bar I would expect to see it struggle some in larger hard woods if you really bury the bar deep.
Being a husky it will be reliable and durable. Just remember it is a "home owner" grade saw; they use a clam shell design for cutting cost.
I wouldn't say I am partial to Stihl; I have just always bought them due to local dealer support.
If you wanted a Stihl to compare, I'd look at the MS250 W/ 18" bar. I actually own one. It has slightly more displacement than what you are looking at and it still likes to lug some when burying the bar in hard wood. I wouldn't say one is better than the other, just throwing that out there as they are roughly the same price/weight/length.
I am actually planning to pick up a new Pro MS362 this week for land up keep and handling the larger jobs.
Posted on 10/27/20 at 9:44 pm to southern686
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They both seem to be the same power head. The 440 with the 18" bar I would expect to see it struggle some in larger hard woods if you really bury the bar deep.
His comments are accurate you have to let the saw do the work. It does not have the horse power for you to bear down on the bar and it keep pulling. Not something hard to deal with but you will notice it. I have had a 440 for about a decade I would guess never had an issue other than it uses a lot of bar oil. It is a known problem not sure if they fixed it but I only use it a few times a year so alittle extra bar oil does not hurt my feelings for a reliable saw that cracks after a couple pulls and fires right up.
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