Reviews for Silky Bigboy 2000 360-6.5 coarse, orange

There are cheaper Silkys than this one. I bought this particular model because the blade has a second locked position. This makes it possible to cut very close to the ground. As with the majority of Japanese saws it cuts on the pull stroke. Initially, it felt strange. However, you soon get used to it. It is important that you do, as attempting to cut on the push stroke could result in the blade snapping. Luckily, the saw cuts very smoothly, with very little effort. A little pricey, but a really good saw if used properly.

As someone who hates chainsaws this is brilliant..l have bought 2.I use one in Italy.It has caused quite a stir amongst my chainsaw loving neighbours. If you go steady you will get loads done and get fitter at the same time. It is very light and easy to master.Just wish it had a different name!Silky Bigboy!