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mr krinkle · 05-19-2003, 12:59 PM

Chains get dull no matter what you are cutting,But cutting logs that have rolled around in the mud will quickly dull a chain. Also Drier logs will tend to wear the chains faster also,especially Elms and other knotty hardwoods.

I use a old Mac but they are out of business,So If I were to buy a new one it would be a Stihl or a HUSQVARNA .

Depends on how much wood one cuts,A cheaper saw will do the same job but wear out sooner.

05-19-2003, 12:59 PM	#10
mr krinkle Member (6 bit) Join Date: Feb 2000 Location: Decorah IA USA Posts: 49	Chains get dull no matter what you are cutting,But cutting logs that have rolled around in the mud will quickly dull a chain. Also Drier logs will tend to wear the chains faster also,especially Elms and other knotty hardwoods. I use a old Mac but they are out of business,So If I were to buy a new one it would be a Stihl or a HUSQVARNA . Depends on how much wood one cuts,A cheaper saw will do the same job but wear out sooner.