The Husky 440 and 440e semi-professional grade chainsaws are the perfect choice for anyone that needs a lightweight, rugged chainsaw that is easy to maneuver but has the power to tackle most medium duty homeowner jobs.
Husqvarna has been one of the most popular brands of chainsaw manufacturers for a long time and it’s easy to see why, with their reputation for building quality machines that last for many years. Their medium sized models are the benchmark for 18 and 20-inch saws so we have taken the two best sellers from their mid-range landowner models and pitched them against each other to see which one is best for your needs.
Husqvarna makes some of the most popular chainsaws around with models catering for everything from the casual novice user to an experienced contractor. Two of their most popular mid-range machines are the 445 and 450 18” gas powered saws which are very similar with just a couple of differences, mainly in the engine and power output.
When it comes to chainsaws two of the most popular brands we usually turn to are Husqvarna and Echo, so it seemed only natural to pit a couple of their best models against each other in a head-to-head to see if there is a clear winner.
What can you say about the Echo CS-590 Timber Wolf to do it justice? Maybe we could talk about the large engine, rugged performance and range of different bars it can take. That would certainly all be true, but this powerful beast deserves more of an in-depth review to find out just what it can do.
That’s where we come in.
Generac has a range of gas-powered pressure washers to cater for all types of use, from cleaning decks, patios, and vehicles to paint stripping and graffiti removal. With around ten different models, PSI ratings from 2500 up to 4200 and various GPM ratings, you might be wondering either A) what the hell we’re talking about or B) how you’re going to select the right model for your particular use!
Rototillers are amazing machines and once you’ve used one, you will wonder why you didn’t buy one sooner! They take so much of the hard work out of maintaining your garden from digging over new ground to create a new a flowerbed or vegetable plot, to easily weeding around your borders and veggies. We hope our best rototiller reviews help you to find a suitable model.
The original 2-cycle tiller, introduced back in the 1980s, was treated as something of a gimmick when it first came out. Most keen gardeners, particularly men, thought it was not going to be up to the job and preferred to stick to pushing their trusty old and heavy machines around. Fast forward a few years and now everyone, men and women, young and old alike just love their Mantis tillers. We hope our Mantis tiller review proves helpful to you.
Ever since their introduction back in 1980, the Mantis range of tillers has been considered by some as a bit of a toy compared to the big and heavy tillers around today. In fact, initially, the model was shunned by men who thought it was a tool only for women to use around the garden!
How wrong they were as now the Mantis tillers and cultivators are a popular choice for gardeners of all ages, men and women alike. These mini-dynamos can transform clumps of dirt into the perfect soil for planting in a very short time.
If you’re looking at a tiller for your small to medium sized garden, then you are most likely going to be checking out models where the tines are mounted at the front. These machines are light and easy to use and offer the best value for money, plus they handle well in tighter spaces.
Husqvarna is one of the go-to brands for garden power tools and their FT900-CA Tiller is the only model they make with the tines on the front. So, if you’re checking out which Husky tiller is for you, this could be it!
