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Factory Hot Rodded Professional Husqvarna Chainsaws 20 percent off SPRING SALE @ Bailey's
I own the 562xp, can confirm it's the same weight as my 460 Rancher but cuts better and longer, as even early dulled chain stage is equal to sharp 460 chain. A lot of these saws have the CPU controlled fuel/air mixture system to optimize auomatically without experimenting/fooling around/tuning equipment which is necessary for older models. Also it's ideal to add a second saw to your arsenal to do serious woodcutting bc of the chore of chain sharpening.
Resale is really good on these pro saws too! So good choices for the buy/use/sell rental method.
https://www.baileysonli
Resale is really good on these pro saws too! So good choices for the buy/use/sell rental method.
https://www.baileysonli
Created 03-07-2024
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there's enough to proper chain bar tension adjustment, and your loose chain will form twists you will be moving the chain in circular movements for 30 mins trying to get it back on a single circular plane and untangled.
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tree work is probably the most dangerous job in the US you can do, as far as chances of getting hurt or dying...
but ive only seen professionals use Stihl chainsaws....
jumble up a couple of chains in a box bag or heap, post your video of yourself getting the chains all sorted out. show me in practice, I guarantee you will be wasting your time. big time.
https://www.target.com/p/snap-and...38-up-8482
I know a 20" chain will easily fit without any crossovers. I'm sure a 24" will too, but for the serious pro:
https://www.chainlocker
Wait, this is what's really preventing serious pros from swapping chains, not the forgetting where they put their scrench, dropping the bar nuts in the mud, or grueling ordeal of not moving the tensioner with the cover off, keeping the teeth in the sprocket and groove while putting it back on, and retightening enough but not too much? Allow me to introduce the Snap and Store:
https://www.target.com/p/snap-and...38-up-8482
I know a 20" chain will easily fit without any crossovers. I'm sure a 24" will too, but for the serious pro:
https://www.chainlocker
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Well, if so, good luck with that, hope it works out well for you.
Well, if so, good luck with that, hope it works out well for you.
You can't be stopping to mess with chains, etc., and have others waiting on you.
Wait, this is what's really preventing serious pros from swapping chains, not the forgetting where they put their scrench, dropping the bar nuts in the mud, or grueling ordeal of not moving the tensioner with the cover off, keeping the teeth in the sprocket and groove while putting it back on, and retightening enough but not too much? Allow me to introduce the Snap and Store:
https://www.target.com/p/snap-and...38-up-8482
I know a 20" chain will easily fit without any crossovers. I'm sure a 24" will too, but for the serious pro:
https://www.chainlocker
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