Light weight for sure, then what?
Husq T435 - 7.5 lbs, a good place to start for comparing?
http://www.husqvarna.com/us/forest/products/powerful-robust-saws/t435/#specifications
Currently using a 2010, 20" Husqy 359 for everything.
Finding it to get heavy at the end of the day for liming.
I have an old 14" craftsman & an old Husq 61. Neither have chain brakes.
I take the 14" with me as a back up & the 61 to hunting camp for trails & wood.
![Limbing saw. What to look for? Limbing saw. What to look for?](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/77/77336-f5ec9a1450a2d46a36b3d14b4d35f854.jpg)
Husq T435 - 7.5 lbs, a good place to start for comparing?
http://www.husqvarna.com/us/forest/products/powerful-robust-saws/t435/#specifications
Currently using a 2010, 20" Husqy 359 for everything.
Finding it to get heavy at the end of the day for liming.
I have an old 14" craftsman & an old Husq 61. Neither have chain brakes.
I take the 14" with me as a back up & the 61 to hunting camp for trails & wood.
![Limbing saw. What to look for? Limbing saw. What to look for?](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/77/77336-f5ec9a1450a2d46a36b3d14b4d35f854.jpg)