I brought a couple of old 441s up to my dealer 3 weeks ago, to see if he could fix one of them for the new apprentice to use.
We don't give new saws to newbies, they are too hard on them at first.
The dealer showed me the new MS462 that had just come in the door..
I was really impressed with it, with a 20" light bar it is almost 2 pds lighter than the 441 with a normal 18" bar and has about half a horsepower more.
It is a lot narrower in the body than the 441 and 461, so the ergonomics are super, too.
So I bought one to try it out.
The dealer asked me to call him when I had used it and let him know how I liked it.
I liked it well enough to call and order one for each crew member.
That is hands down the best 70 cc class felling/bucking saw I've ever run.
I know for arborist work it doesn't matter so much, but 2 pounds are a lot when you carry the thing 8-10 hours a day.
It will make a fine climbing saw, too.
I've run it for 3 weeks and Both I and the rest of the crew are in love with it.
It looks a bit newish for having logged 3 week.
Reason for that is, it is.
Mine was stolen, so I had to buy another one.
We don't give new saws to newbies, they are too hard on them at first.
The dealer showed me the new MS462 that had just come in the door..
I was really impressed with it, with a 20" light bar it is almost 2 pds lighter than the 441 with a normal 18" bar and has about half a horsepower more.
It is a lot narrower in the body than the 441 and 461, so the ergonomics are super, too.
So I bought one to try it out.
The dealer asked me to call him when I had used it and let him know how I liked it.
I liked it well enough to call and order one for each crew member.
That is hands down the best 70 cc class felling/bucking saw I've ever run.
I know for arborist work it doesn't matter so much, but 2 pounds are a lot when you carry the thing 8-10 hours a day.
It will make a fine climbing saw, too.
I've run it for 3 weeks and Both I and the rest of the crew are in love with it.
It looks a bit newish for having logged 3 week.
Reason for that is, it is.
Mine was stolen, so I had to buy another one.