I have a friend in Canada who has been using a Husqvarna knock off Chainsaw for years. He burns with wood so it gets a lot of use. I won’t be using it at all I know better.
10/4 on knowing better. That's why all my stuff went down the road about 5 or 6 miles. Days for that mess are GONE! My old 50 and Super 45 were my best ones. The 440 Mag was alright if I had a good carb but it was o.k. anyway. Better gone though.@@WallysPlace66
Be interesting to see how these hold up long term. Seems like they are pretty popular. I aways question the quality of the plastics they use and how durable they are. Have a Blessed Day Wally! Justin
My brother-in-law is a logger and he's thinking about buying my Chinese Husqvarna 372xp knockoff. They're fun to build. Blessings on you and your family Justin.
I have seem videos on those Farmertec saw parts and they work pretty good most of the times
Some Stihl and Husqvarna parts are made in China. I wonder if the same factories make the name brand and the knockoff stuff in the same building.
It's alive! Must be enough parts in there Ron, it runs! 👍👍
I like to think that whoever packed the box had a couple extra parts in his hand and just dumped them in haha.
Kept you honest, it did!@@WallysPlace66
Yep, sounds like a chain saw. Good job 👏👍. Tell Amie we are praying for her and to hang in there. You too my friend ❤.
Thanks Duke
The lasting will tell the tale. GOOD job, Pal! I'm just glad mine are GONE! Hope mama is doing well. God Bless Yall!
I have a friend in Canada who has been using a Husqvarna knock off Chainsaw for years. He burns with wood so it gets a lot of use. I won’t be using it at all I know better.
10/4 on knowing better. That's why all my stuff went down the road about 5 or 6 miles. Days for that mess are GONE! My old 50 and Super 45 were my best ones. The 440 Mag was alright if I had a good carb but it was o.k. anyway. Better gone though.@@WallysPlace66
Be interesting to see how these hold up long term. Seems like they are pretty popular. I aways question the quality of the plastics they use and how durable they are. Have a Blessed Day Wally! Justin
My brother-in-law is a logger and he's thinking about buying my Chinese Husqvarna 372xp knockoff. They're fun to build. Blessings on you and your family Justin.
it's almost too purty to use,,, it looks like Stihl would have a fit using their name.
I might've used one but I'd have snuck up on it. All that stuff coming unglued in my lap would not be nice.