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Originally Posted by TreeSpecialist  As someone who has owned over 150 chainsaws, I'll respectfully disagree.
I've bought enough chainsaws that dealers will give me new models to use as demo's. The last one demo saw I got was a Mac.
I gave it to my crew at 8:00 AM and they gave it back to me at 4:00 PM in pieces. It wasn't abused - just vibrated apart.
May be a good saw for an individual that will baby the saw, but Mac's don't stand up to daily production use (6 to 7 hours per day - 5 to 6 days a week.) |
The "plastic" Macs are not what they could be. Back when McCulloch made real chainsaws, there were very few saws that could keep up with them, and most of those were Homelites. To compare an asian Mac against a Stihl is folly, better to judge it in it's own class.