- Is the Husqvarna 120 good for cutting firewood?
- Yes. The 38cc X-Torq engine and 14-inch bar handle bucking small to medium logs and limbing well. It is a homeowner saw, so long days of large-diameter cutting will be slow.
- How does it compare with the Husqvarna 135 or 445?
- The 120 is the simpler, lighter-duty option. The 135 and 445 add more displacement and pro-style features like easier chain tensioning, but cost more and weigh more.
- What fuel mix does it need?
- It is a two-stroke gas saw, so it runs on gasoline mixed with two-stroke oil. Follow Husqvarna's recommended ratio and use fresh fuel.
- What bar and chain does it take?
- It uses a 14-inch bar with 3/8-inch low-profile pitch, 0.050-inch gauge and 52 drive links. Match those figures when buying a replacement chain.
- Is it too heavy for occasional use?
- At about 10 lb it is heavier than an electric saw, but the rear handle and LowVib damping make it manageable for short jobs. For frequent overhead work a lighter saw is easier.
- What is included with the saw?
- It ships as a powerhead with the bar and chain fitted, plus the standard combination wrench and bar scabbard. Fuel and oil are not included.
- Where is the Husqvarna 970739614 Gas Chainsaw cheapest?
- At Family Hardware, for $219.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Husqvarna 970739614 Gas Chainsaw?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including Shell Lumber and Hardware, Mrosupreme.com, Home and Country USA, Family Hardware, BigR.