Amazon has
20" Husqvarna 450 Rancher 50.2-cc 2-Cycle X-Torq Gas Chainsaw (970613120) on sale for
$383.99.
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Alternatively,
Tractor Supply Co. has
20" Husqvarna 450 Rancher 50.2-cc 2-Cycle X-Torq Gas Chainsaw (970515620) on sale for
$383.99. Select store pickup where available.
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About this Item:
- Husqvarna 450 Rancher gas chainsaw 20 inch combines exceptional ergonomic features for easier handling and mobility with the superior power of a gas chainsaw—recommended for use with bar lengths between 13 inches (min) and 20 inches (max)
- Effortless Start-Up: Smart Start allows this Husqvarna chainsaw to quickly and easily start up with minimal effort, while the inertia-activated chain brake reduces the likelihood of injury due to kickback
- Powerful and Efficient Engine: Gas powered chainsaw delivers superior performance with a powerful and efficient 50.2-cc, 3.2-HP X-Torq engine
- Air Injection Technology: Equipped with a centrifugal air cleaning system that expels larger dust and debris particles before they reach the air filter for improved engine life
- Easy Handling and Ergonomic Design: This 20 inch chainsaw features a soft inlay, ergonomic trigger and asymmetrical handle for increased comfort, plus LowVib technology for easier handling of recommended 13 to 20-inch chainsaw bars
- Smart Start Technology specially-designed engine and starter for easy and fast starting with minimum effort
- LowVib Technology dampeners between the engine and chassis significantly reduce vibrations so you can work more comfortably
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I'd probably take a pro-level Stihl over a Husqvarna but in this range, I'd rather have this Husqvarna to a ms271.
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I'd probably take a pro-level Stihl over a Husqvarna but in this range, I'd rather have this Husqvarna to a ms271.
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Haven't needed service. I do all the routine service. The saw has been a tank. Fairly heavy seasonal use at our off grid acreage cutting down trees and doing firewood… and occasional use at home. Never fails me.
One big improvement though - I use more aggressive professional chains and they work beautifully. Homeowner and Mid-grade saws tend to come with safety feature laden chains for less experienced users.
Chain saws tend to come in three categories - cheaper occasional use homeowner, mid-duty like the Husqvarna Rancher and Stihl Farm Boss (both well-named), and professional grade. Most homeowners are not willing to pay the big price premium for the pro grade saws.
As to Husqvarna or Stihl, what you have for local parts and service support might make the difference. I've asked professional tree guys and you'll find advocates on both sides. I'm not against Stihl - my weedwacker and blower are Stihl. One thing about Stihl - they're hyper-protective of their local dealers and attempt to keep their parts off online stores.
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