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I agree with Matt I cut about 16-20 cu metres of oak and hornbeam per year and so I use a Husqvarna from these people here http://chainsawspecialists.co.uk/acatalog/Chainsaws.html they are really helpful and friendly and they may know where you can get a second hand one, but personally I would try and up your budget and buy either Stihl or Husqvarna. I have quite a few friends round here who ask me to come and cut logs because their supermarket ones have given up the ghost; normally because the tensioner won't hold tight anymore!!.

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[QUOTE="Pierre, post: 249483, member: 1143"] I agree with Matt I cut about 16-20 cu metres of oak and hornbeam per year and so I use a Husqvarna from these people here [url]http://chainsawspecialists.co.uk/acatalog/Chainsaws.html[/url] they are really helpful and friendly and they may know where you can get a second hand one, but personally I would try and up your budget and buy either Stihl or Husqvarna. I have quite a few friends round here who ask me to come and cut logs because their supermarket ones have given up the ghost; normally because the tensioner won't hold tight anymore!!. PG [/QUOTE]

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