http://www.chainsawreport.com/chainsaw-reviews/husqvarna-455-rancher-20-inch-55-5cc-2-stroke-gas-powered-chain-saw-285.php Analysis and Reviews of Leading Chainsaw Brands & Models Sat, 27 Feb 2010 14:52:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.chainsawreport.com/chainsaw-reviews/husqvarna-455-rancher-20-inch-55-5cc-2-stroke-gas-powered-chain-saw-285.php/comment-page-1#comment-4 burt Fri, 28 Aug 2009 14:29:14 +0000 http://www.chainsawreport.com/chainsaw-reviews/husqvarna-455-rancher-20-inch-55-5cc-2-stroke-gas-powered-chain-saw-285.php#comment-4 i've owned this saw for three years. my first chain is nearly all filed away now as i keep it sharpened at all times. i have nothing but good things to say about this saw. starts easily, dependably. with the 20 inch bar i cut only california oak and usually about 15-40 inch diameter trunks. it's a hard working saw that has great low end grunt. i work it exclusively above 5,000 feet altitude at temps between 25-90 degrees F. i could pay way more for a saw from Husky weighing a pound less but damn it, this one is a very good saw. i like it enough to have bought a second identical saw just to have as a new in box spare. i’ve owned this saw for three years. my first chain is nearly all filed away now as i keep it sharpened at all times. i have nothing but good things to say about this saw. starts easily, dependably. with the 20 inch bar i cut only california oak and usually about 15-40 inch diameter trunks. it’s a hard working saw that has great low end grunt. i work it exclusively above 5,000 feet altitude at temps between 25-90 degrees F.
i could pay way more for a saw from Husky weighing a pound less but damn it, this one is a very good saw.
i like it enough to have bought a second identical saw just to have as a new in box spare.

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