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11 Jun 2010

A big brother to the CS-420ES, the CS-450 is the result of an upgrade from the CS4400 for exhaust emissions requirements. It has the same strong build as the 420 and benefits from the oil-saving clutch-related oil pump but does not have Easy Start.

Husqvarna 346 XP TrioBrake

11 Jun 2010

The XPs are professional saws and the 346 is for professional logging. It is built to survive life in the commercial world, having a magnesium crankcase and a forged three-piece crankshaft.

Husqvarna 576 XP

11 Jun 2010

A more powerful chainsaw, the 576 XP is intended for felling. It is solidly constructed with a magnesium crankcase. The underside is smooth, the starter cover rounded and the controls well protected. Clearly this saw has been designed to stand up to life in the woods.

Makita DCS 5030

11 Jun 2010

The DCS 5030 is professional - robustly built, nicely balanced and powerful. One of its best features is the Makita two-mass (M2M) vibration damping technology.

Solo 665

11 Jun 2010

Our testers have not come across this brand before but they quickly find the 665 to be a professional saw, designed and built for commercial use. The German-built unit is powerful and torquey.

STIHL MS 211C-BE

11 Jun 2010

Landscapers with clearance work, Leylandii to remove or sleepers to cut will love this saw. It is available with the Picco Duro carbide-tipped chain. This makes it ideal for cutting firewood and tackling any dirty wood.

STIHL MS 441C-M

11 Jun 2010

We are the first in the country to test Stihl's newest chainsaw - it has not been launched yet - and it has brains.

STIHL MS 362

11 Jun 2010

They look the same to us. So, what's the difference? For starters the, 362 is a 59cc saw and the 391 is 64.1cc. The 362 is a powerful mid-range saw intended for use by professionals. It will appeal to foresters, forestry contractors and owners of small woodlands.

STIHL MS 391

11 Jun 2010

Makita DCS 4301

09 Jun 2010

This latest compact-class machine from Makita has a dab stop button. It kills the machine but also automatically resets itself for the next start. The testers love it and we reckon you will too. "I'm impressed - it's where you expect it to be and it works. It will help you work more efficiently," says...

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