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$409.99* | 24" Husqvarna 460 Rancher Gas Powered Chainsaw at Amazon
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 24" Husqvarna 460 Rancher Gas Powered Chainsaw for $409.99.
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The Husqvarna 460 Rancher comes across as a strong homeowner chainsaw with easy starting, solid power, and good value for the money. Long-term use is described as dependable, with fresh gas and a few pulls getting it running after years of sitting, and proper tuning and bar oiling keeping it going for a long time. The price is also seen as attractive versus higher-end pro saws, especially Stihl. The main caveat is that it is still framed as a homeowner saw, not a true pro model, and warranty service can be hard to find through Amazon.
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No, it is a homeowner saw, not a pro saw. It can still be a solid choice for occasional use, but arborists and daily tree work typically call for Husqvarna pro models or Stihl equivalents with more power and a lighter package.
It is priced as a strong value for today's market, with one commenter noting an extra savings of about $20 using Prime Visa. Compared with Stihl, it is described as cheaper but larger and heavier; compared with an Echo CS590 bundle, it is described as better made at this price point.
Yes. A long-term owner says fresh gas and three pulls are enough to get it running even after years of intermittent use. That makes it a practical choice for occasional homeowner cutting rather than frequent daily use.
Warranty service may be difficult to find through local shops. One buyer reports being unable to find anyone willing to do the warranty work after buying it from Amazon.
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Have you ever seen a stihl? Held one? Used one to cut? Every single arborist I spoke to uses Stihl. Thing is they are double than this
Only thing that might push me to buy this is the price but equal pricing Stihl would be the choice 100%
i picked up a 455 Rancher back in 2014 when my wife and I moved into our new house, fantastic saw. like most home owners with <3 acres, it comes out a dozen or so times a year. starts every time and just runs.
i picked up a 455 Rancher back in 2014 when my wife and I moved into our new house, fantastic saw. like most home owners with <3 acres, it comes out a dozen or so times a year. starts every time and just runs.
if the less expensive option starts every time and performs well, for something used a handful of times by a homeowner per year, why would i or anybody else care? and what would be the point of spending 2x?
if you're using it daily, yup, spend the money on the better tools. but this ain't that, nor is it the intention of the manufacturer.
if the less expensive option starts every time and performs well, for something used a handful of times by a homeowner per year, why would i or anybody else care? and what would be the point of spending 2x?
if you're using it daily, yup, spend the money on the better tools. but this ain't that, nor is it the intention of the manufacturer.
Good price for today's market but ...this is no sthil.
Good price for today's market but ...this is no sthil.
There is a huge difference between a 460 Rancher and a 395XP. No a pro wouldn't be using a Rancher. But a pro similarly isn't using an MS311 when the MS660 exists.
Good price for today's market but ...this is no sthil.
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