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  1. #61
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    I have run Stihl, Husqvarna, Echo, Craftsman, Reds, Poulins, Depending on the size of the job you have to do as long as there running fine then they will do the job. That being said Husqvarna is deffinately the best!!!
    Kyle's Sugar Shack

    4' X 14' drop flue woodfired, leader, evaporator with parrallel flow preheater and forced draft.
    Barn converted to sugar shack
    Kubota L2900 4x4 tractor
    1100 taps in 2013
    Wes Fab 10" short bank syrup press.
    Surge SP-22 vacuum pump with a Lapierre double horizontal mechanical releaser.
    http://s213.photobucket.com/albums/c...69/sugarshack/

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    Had a stihl 026 and got rid of it.....to buy a stihl 039!
    CDL 2x8
    Around 4000 taps
    Polaris ATVs, Ski Doo snowmobiles to get around
    Atlas Copco pumps
    Lapierre two post RO




    http://s272.photobucket.com/albums/j...Sugar%20shack/

  3. #63
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    I bought a 450 Husky 2 years ago after using Homelites for 30 plus years, including climbing trees for Asplundh for 11 ,Never again will I have any thing
    as slow and ineficient as the Homelite
    115 red maples on vacuum
    100 taps on 5/16 gravity
    35 taps on 3/16 gravity
    50 taps on shurflo vacuum
    about 60 buckets on giant roadside sugars
    neighbor bringing from 45 taps
    30'x 8' Aof/Auf Evaporator
    Homemade 125gph Ro
    Lots of Homemade Equipment!

    http://s848.photobucket.com/albums/a...%20Sugarshack/

  4. #64
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    Jonsered/Husquvarna/Stihl is my choice...Homelite is from a long ago time...just like the McColloughs', Poulins, (old Jonsereds) and Olympics. They were nice in their hay-day but the top three have proven to be the best commercial saws out there.
    Bob- 4 x 12 Small Bros. Lightning w/raised flues-open pans
    20 x 40 sugarhouse, all tubing-main line to sugarhouse
    1400+- for 2011 & 100% vacuum
    Polaris 500 HO w/Tatou 4s Tracks
    1 Chocolate Lab from TEXAS

  5. #65
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    Another vote for the Husky 359!
    I run Amsoil synthetic at 40:1 and run the piss out of it!
    Badgerland 2x6 drop flue to fire in 2015
    Sugar Shack functional 2013.
    Home Comfort wood cook for pancake sampling.
    Hoping to grow the operation in 2017-18

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