Posted by blue924.9 on June 21, 2015 at 09:34:51 from (74.45.194.57):
In Reply to: chainsaws posted by Nick167 on June 21, 2015 at 09:29:06:
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Probably not for 100. I think you need to up the budget. How big of a bar and how often will you use it? For about 200 I got a stihl ms 211 with 16 inch bar. It's light powerful and easy to start . Stihl had really improved on their cold starting with the new saws. If you buy a 12 pack of oil you double your warranty right now as well. I work for stihl so if you have some questions let me know.
You could probably get a box store saw for 100 but you will be disappointed
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