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Started by ehp, October 22, 2014, 07:02:43 PM

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ehp

any of you guys looking to buy the bigger huskies saws you better hurry up and buy them, I'm not going to say much else  but hurry up, lets just say this is not a smart move on Huskys part but Stihl is going to love it

celliott

How big are we talking?

Like 390,395, 3120? Or just 395, 3120?

What's happening, are they not going to carry/produce saws in those sizes anymore?
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Kodiakmac

Quote from: celliott on October 22, 2014, 08:06:02 PM
How big are we talking?

Like 390,395, 3120? Or just 395, 3120?

What's happening, are they not going to carry/produce saws in those sizes anymore?

Or.....getting them built in China???   ;D
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beenthere

That a rumor going around to get the shelves emptied quicker of old stock?  ;D
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ehp

word is 390, 395 and 3120 are gone , epa has cause husky to quit building them, no word of any kind on the 572 either , when asked they just say its a long ways off so I would take that answer as donot hold your breathe on this saw coming to a dealer near you any time soon , Now I can only hope but maybe we will get a new bigger saw to replace the 395/3120 as there are lots of guys that need these bigger saws

Spike60

Ah come on Ed; get your facts straight before you post crap like this. :-[  Why not just yell FIRE! in the movie theater?

Sorry to interupt your fun with the truth but.............

These saws are NOT going away. Husky is merely getting rid of some SKU's and some variants of these models are going away. Only the 390 and 395 "G" and "W" versions are getting the axe, so it's "while supplies last" on these models. "Supplies" are about a dozen each on the G's and 40 some each on the W's in the Troy warehouse. I actually got hold of a close out list and tried to buy them all in fact. But the $200 discount that got me all excited turned out to be a "mistake" so that deal went out the window. They will be sold off at regular prices.

The regular 390 and 395 will absolutely remain until they are replaced, and no, I'm not going into any detail there.  :)

A few others to get axed: 562XPGW, of which I only sold one. There were 60+ variations to order 562's and they trimmed it down a bit. I'm pretty sure all non-AT versions of the 576 are history as well as the 455AT. The typical rancher customer wouldn't pony up the extra cash for the AT version. Obviously we'll never see the 465AT either.

So, before this silly thread get's out of hand; that's the story.  8)
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celliott

Thanks Spike  :)

I gotta admit, even though I've never bought a new saw, I would be a bit miffed if husky quit producing some of there best saws.
But then that just doesn't make sense. Unless they were replaced with newer models.
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sawguy21

The Canadian web site lists the 576XP as the largest model available. Seems Stihl has the only saws over 80cc, their days may be numbered too over sales and emissions regulations.
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ehp

well Spike , they are GONE period , and I have my facts straight and have facts from the USA part as well and they said they are gone as of yesterday , they have already took them off our website in Canada and will be off yours here shortly , the warehouse in Canada already is out of 395's and not many 390's left either . I noticed this a couple weeks ago but no one would tell me what is going on

ehp

I can see there being a ton of stihl 661's sold here shortly

HolmenTree

Quote from: ehp on October 23, 2014, 08:11:06 AM
I can see there being a ton of stihl 661's sold here shortly
I got a 661 on my radar too. My 395 still has alot  of hours  left in her but it's 394/395 design is almost a quarter of a century old...side tensioner and all.

The 066/660 design is  as old but at least Stihl updated it with the  661
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SawTroll

Quote from: ehp on October 23, 2014, 08:09:42 AM
well Spike , they are GONE period , and I have my facts straight and have facts from the USA part as well and they said they are gone as of yesterday , they have already took them off our website in Canada and will be off yours here shortly , the warehouse in Canada already is out of 395's and not many 390's left either . I noticed this a couple weeks ago but no one would tell me what is going on

They were still there (Canadian website) 2 minutes ago...... ???
Information collector.

Spike60

Quote from: ehp on October 23, 2014, 08:09:42 AM
well Spike , they are GONE period , and I have my facts straight and have facts from the USA part as well and they said they are gone as of yesterday , they have already took them off our website in Canada and will be off yours here shortly , the warehouse in Canada already is out of 395's and not many 390's left either . I noticed this a couple weeks ago but no one would tell me what is going on

Well, Ed they are still here, PERIOD.

At least 50 of each in Troy ready to ship. (if by some chance you are right, they'll be in my warehouse shortly. LOL) Don't know where you are getting your info, but you are seriously off target. What you are encountering up in Canada might simply be an out-of-stock situation. This can happen at any time with any model.

As I said, this is just a SKU reduction of model variations that have low sales numbers.
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beenthere

Where is Spike60 located?
Pls fill in your location in your bio found under your profile.

Would help to better understand your side of the thread. tks
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Spike60

Quote from: beenthere on October 23, 2014, 10:13:33 AM
Where is Spike60 located?
Pls fill in your location in your bio found under your profile.

Would help to better understand your side of the thread. tks

I'm in upstate NY.
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ehp

 I made a post but someone took it down I guess, Spike they are gone , I got 2 husky dealers beside me that are very upset at this move and both have even phoned Echo to come on board with them, there are no 395's in the warehouse and very few 390's , our husky website has the 390, 395, 3120 gone from it and that happened a while ago , I was just at the one husky dealer this morning when they phoned Husky to see what is going on, husky would not tell them anything other than in Canada these saws are history and would not say if husky was being in a new saws to fill the hole left by these saws , epa is the reason as these are old designs and are dirty saws compared to the new designs but husky has not said anything about building a new design like what Stihl is doing , the 661 seems like a nice saw Pete has just over 100 tanks threw it at this point but I prefer to run husky as they are nicer on my hands as I get white finger fast . I honestly hope I'm wrong but I know I'm not , Just look at how long its been sense we were to see this new 572 and now the techs are saying not going to happen for a very long time if ever

ehp

Spike , I'm not trying to cause any trouble just trying to tell people what I was told and who told , we knew the 395 was history a while ago so most dealers stocked up on them as they sell more here than the 372's or 390's , Will they do the same thing they did with the 372 when it was to be gone and everyone rushed to buy every 372 there was then they built a ton more of them and did this 3 or 4 times I cannot say and I would honestly think this is the plan but no one is telling any of the dealers that this is the case

Spike60

Ed, I can't comment on what may be going on up there; it may be a completely different story. And I suspect that is the core of our disagreement here. (nothing personal at all between us in my mind). Not sure what your sources are, or what "our" website means. If it's the consumer website, they are always a joke. I think the 346 is still on our consumer site down here.  :D  Have either of those dealers made a call to someone in the know, or are they drawing their own conclusions on this?

Anyway I just got off the phone with a "higher up" and everything that I've posted above is completely correct, at least for the US. It's all a matter of under performing SKU's getting cut from the team. I do know that the few 390 or 395 G's I sell always have an older build date than the regular saws and that gives an indication of how they tend to sit around. The G's and W's combined are a small fraction of the sales mix of any of these models. The only one that really means anything to me is the 562XPG, (not the XPGW), because I sell 6-10 of them a year. The wraps don't sell very well either. They only sell here in the enthusiast community because they look cool, but in the everyday world, they are not popular at all.

The "572" is definitely going to arrive in the future. Be a while yet, but it's not a case of it being late or having issues. When they have fully completed the development program, it will arrive. This talk of it being delayed is only because word leaked out and guys started a clock on something that nobody was supposed to know about in the first place.
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beenthere

QuoteI'm in upstate NY.

Ok, then I would not put that out in my bio either..  ;D
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Spike60

Quote from: beenthere on October 23, 2014, 12:48:01 PM
QuoteI'm in upstate NY.

Ok, then I would not put that out in my bio either..  ;D

Cheeseheads.  ::)
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hamish

As a Canadian Husqvarna dealer, as of today I can still order 390,395 and 3120's.  So Ed, Bob is correct.
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HolmenTree

Quote from: SawTroll on October 23, 2014, 08:54:55 AM
Quote from: ehp on October 23, 2014, 08:09:42 AM
well Spike , they are GONE period , and I have my facts straight and have facts from the USA part as well and they said they are gone as of yesterday , they have already took them off our website in Canada and will be off yours here shortly , the warehouse in Canada already is out of 395's and not many 390's left either . I noticed this a couple weeks ago but no one would tell me what is going on

There were still there (Canadian website) 2 minutes ago...... ???
Yep still here 390,395,3120XP.
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Spike60

Quote from: ehp on October 23, 2014, 11:37:02 AM
I made a post but someone took it down I guess, Spike they are gone , I got 2 husky dealers beside me that are very upset at this move and both have even phoned Echo to come on board with them

And, absolutely no disrespect intended towards Echo products, but just what model Echo do these guys intend to pitch to 395XP users?

Are these 2 dealers the source of all this information.......... ???
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Maine logger88

I will be excited too try a 572 when they come out I love the 562 buy a bigger version would be sweet! I saw a prototype 572 last winter looked like a nice saw!
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ehp

well you better try ordering that 395 as we cannot buy any more at our dealer nor can the other dealer just done the road and I just got off the phone with our main dealer here cause I asked him to order me a bunch of 3120's and was told they would not sell me all the 3120's I asked for nor would they give me a skid price on them . I think you guys will find out I'm not blowing smoke up your @## as sense I have built pretty much all chainsaw companies saws so they can use them at logging shows or whatever I just might know a few guys that most people donot . Now what the husky guy did tell us was the 395 is gone and will not becoming back, He felt that they would find enough 390 and 3120 else where to do for a while and they might if enough interest build another round of those saws  just like they did with the 372 xp when it was to be gone . You guys believe whatever you want but when you guys finally hear about it remember I total you so  :new_year:

ehp

Spike there are 3 husky dealers here and they all knew for abit the 395 is history so they bought lots of them and husky sold them at a very cheap price , a 372 cost more than a 395

hamish

Quote from: ehp on October 23, 2014, 08:41:01 PM
Spike there are 3 husky dealers here and they all knew for abit the 395 is history so they bought lots of them and husky sold them at a very cheap price , a 372 cost more than a 395

No actually the 576 and 390 were sold at a great blowout price, but only certain SKU/PNC's, hence the saws delivered were 2011-2012 saws, so old stock they want to rotate out of the warehouses.  3120's from the warehouse in Mississauga are backordered till 14 Nov 14, yet they are available from Edmonton for immediate shipping.

You want a skid of 3120's show up at my shop and prepay and you will get them. 

Btw do you know how many 3120's are on a skid?  I do.
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Spike60

Ed, I'm pretty well connected myself and I trust my info. Again, there may be a different reality in play up there vs down here. But hamish seems to be seeing the same picture as me.

And your one post kind of supports my view of this when you say they might consider building another round of saws if there was enough interest. How can they do that if it's an EPA issue? And it also indicates that sufficient interest in those models has something to do with this. (sorry, I'm not trying to sound like a lawyer or something) The possibility exists that these saws fall into the underperforming SKU category up there, and they are getting axed in Canada but not in the US. Just a theory/guess.

But should you turn out to be correct, you can bet I'll be buying as many as they'll ship me.  :)

You guys up there are lucky in one respect: You're getting deals on some closeouts and I'm not!  >:(  I really tried to buy up all those G's and W's, but like I said, that price I saw was a mistake of some kind.
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hamish

Well Bob I bought as many G's as I could and even considered buying some of the W's but hell east coast dawgs and a wrap just don't work.

Blowout prices were and still are nice, and were are even getting models never offered in Canada such as the 576 non-AT.

When mother orange up here had it second last re-structure, we went onto the US system, then SKU/PNC for a single saw went from a couple of options to 20-30 plus.  We used to just order the powerhead and bar length, via phone or fax or in person. Then each powerhead and bar/chain combo and its own SKU/PNC order via web order.

As things changed and web order evolved, here a lot of PNC's were and are still lost in the system.

PHO is not and hasn't been an option here for years, so the bar code on the box leads it on a journey of life in storage till some live body goes whats this?

Are these saws on there way out of course they are, they are old and new technology is available.  Is there a major market for them, no not really, from a business standpoint is it important, nope not in the least.The market and sales of 70+cc saws is very limited about 1% of sales.

EPA is a US thing, it means nothing else outside of the CONUS, so no its not an EPA thing.  Besides EU standards where the saws are manufactured are greater than any EPA regulation.
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HolmenTree

hamish, your last post was well said.
I noticed your mill and saw lineup on the bottom of your post, not being nosy but are those your actual stable of saws?
Making a living with a saw since age 16.

hamish

Part of the stable, there are a few others...............
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Kodiakmac

Darn you, Hamish!  You spoiled things!

Here I was.... all worked up and ready to run out and order up a saw or two!   ;D
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SawTroll

Quote from: Kodiakmac on October 24, 2014, 09:26:38 AM
Darn you, Hamish!  You spoiled things!

Here I was.... all worked up and ready to run out and order up a saw or two!   ;D

There is nothing wrong with ordering them anyway, I assume!   8)
Information collector.

ehp

 just wait for it  8), its coming to a husky dealer near you . Spike you hear anything yet  ;D

Yatt

Thanks for the info Spike 60, I trust your insight.
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Spike60

Quote from: ehp on October 24, 2014, 10:22:55 PM
just wait for it  8), its coming to a husky dealer near you . Spike you hear anything yet  ;D

Yeah, they must have got in a few more pallets of 395's. There are 135 available in Troy.  :)
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ehp

ya but did you hear what the 2015 line up is ?

ehp

250 saws is nothing in 1 size for a dist. to hold . Has anyone else talked to any of the bigger dealers in the USA to hear what they say on whats going on cause I have . Lets bring this thread back up in about 8 months time and see what is going on  8)

hamish

Quote from: ehp on October 27, 2014, 12:11:15 PM
ya but did you hear what the 2015 line up is ?

Yep I heard what the preliminary line up is for Canada for 2015, even got to read and touch the papers.  As always subject to change per consistent Husqvarna marketing wonders.

If one were to read the 2015 dealer price sheets looking for something specific ie the 395xp it would not be found, nor would about 75% of all the Husqvarna product actually.  We always go to the saw section first!

Lots of new PNC's as always.






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ehp

Hamish , once you get husky people to talk to you that truely know what is going and I mean the guys at the top not guys that push paper then you will find out what is really going on , there is some major changes coming to NA , Some of the bigger dealers in the USA already know whats coming , some have told other on whats coming were some have turned a blind eye in hopes of either its a night mare or stock piling saws before the word comes down and as far as to what I think I will tell you I'm not to happy  but time will tell but the writing is on the wall that is forsure

weimedog

So.... why are you having this discussion? What is the definition of win here??  Having a "third party" on the internet defining and/or presenting marking plans for a company is by definition.. gossip.  ::) :(
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Spike60

OK Ed you do sound convincing, or at least convinced. But since you claim to be in the know, and that your insight comes from the top, why not tell us just who it is that you are talking to? Not using anyone's name of course, cause that would not be cool at all. How about a title or job position? Are you able to speak to upper management or the product managers for North America? Or the product developement guys in Sweden? What is your source of information here? Is it first hand knowledge? Do you personally talk to anyone at Husqvarna at all or are you getting this second hand? From the 2 dealers who called Echo maybe?

Let's ask ourselves a couple of questions here. First, would, or why would, Husky abandon the large saw market? These saws don't sell in huge numbers, but they are still very important in the pro saw world. Most loggers, and every tree service company have these 90-95 cc saws in their fleets. It is simply not even slightly believable that Husky would walk away from this market. Even Dolmar is developing a large saw chassis.

The pro top handle market, with $600+ saws, is a similarly small niche. Stihl pretty much owned it with the MS200 for years. Despite the small size of that niche, Husky developed the T540 in order to be in the game, and they now have the class leader IMO.

Neither of these companies will allow the other to have any segment of the saw market all to themselves. MS241 and 543XP are another example of small and pricey saws that are designed for a narrow market niche. Most pro users are pretty loyal to one brand or the other, and neither wants their customers wandering across the street because of a hole in the lineup.

So, the idea that Husky is going to walk away from the 390 and 395 is kind of hard to believe, particularly for anyone who understands the big picture of the chainsaw market.

And if your knowledge here is from the top as you claim, perhaps you could also find out WHY these saws are going away. Because so far you have yet to give us the reason that this is happening! Do all of these guys who know what's happening know why it is happening? EPA? CARB? Tooling wore out? That end of the factory burned down? Without an answer to that question, your story is more than a little incomplete, don't you think?

Facts Ed. Facts are wonderful things, but you really don't have any here. And your posts when taken as a whole have some holes in the narrative. It's already happened in Canada, it's going to happen here in a matter of days, but let's bring the thread back up in 8 months and see then. So, what is it? When is it? Why is it?

Not much to go on Ed. Certainly not enough for you to start a thread like this IMO.

In closing, I'll say right now that should you turn out to be right I'll be the first to admit it and that I was wrong. And for any of you guys who think that Ed is on to something, and would like to buy a 395 or whatever before they are gone, just let me or hamish know and we'll get you as many as you want.  :)
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SawTroll

Quote from: hamish on October 28, 2014, 09:54:30 PM
Quote from: ehp on October 27, 2014, 12:11:15 PM
ya but did you hear what the 2015 line up is ?
....

  As always subject to change per consistent Husqvarna marketing wonders.

.....

I assume that is the bottom line here!  ;)

You don't really know before it actually happened - and then it may change again..... 8)
Information collector.

ehp

Certain Tech guys is who I have talked to Spike , the 576 which I thought was to be gone now is our big motor . Its a epa thing and not enough sales on big saws to warrant building new bigger saws then having to pay such a high price to have them legal to sell , Its all about making money period. I'm just saying like I was told and these guys have never feed me any BS before , I knew long before the 372 xp or the 346 was history before the news came out on the internet . Right now I wished I had some brandnew 346's . I honestly hope this is BS cause I like running these bigger saws but like I said before time will tell, At the rate things are changing in a couple years I will be cutting timber with a crosscut  ;D

ehp

But if you ask me what I believe is going to happen , I think they will do the samething they did with the 372 xp, you will see them build a couple runs of each saw to fill the market cause the govt will let them do that , look at the number of the old style 372 they made after it was to be finished so I think that will happen again, Well I hope it does cause if it does not Stihl will be pretty much the only bigger saws out there and will not need to build better lighter stuff cause they will own the market , Stihl wins but the customer looses

Spike60

Quote from: ehp on October 29, 2014, 10:16:55 AM
But if you ask me what I believe is going to happen , I think they will do the samething they did with the 372 xp, you will see them build a couple runs of each saw to fill the market cause the govt will let them do that , look at the number of the old style 372 they made after it was to be finished so I think that will happen again, Well I hope it does cause if it does not Stihl will be pretty much the only bigger saws out there and will not need to build better lighter stuff cause they will own the market , Stihl wins but the customer looses

Yeah, I remember when the 372 got canceled 3 times. I felt like a goofball whenever I had to explain that they were back. You'll probably recall that Husky really intended to cancel them, but the 575 and the 576 just never got accepted by 372 users. In fact I don't even stock 576's cause they really don't sell for me. Husky had no choice but to face reality and that's when they came up with the 372XT. No way they would they surrender the 70cc market to Stihl. And they're not going to walk away from the 90cc market either. The big saws don't sell in numbers where the fines add up to astronomical dollars, and therefore don't eat up emission credits. And besides, that stuff is factored into the price anyway. Probably why the MS440 was so expensive on it's return too: Let the end user pay the fine!  :)

I don't think anyone is feeding anyone any BS. And I'll say again that our debate here isn't personal in any way. Except that you continuing to hammer this idea has me wanting to order way more 395's than I actually need, "just in case".  :snowball: (132 in Troy)

But sometimes incomplete info leads to incorrect conclusions. The 390 and 395 are obviously next up for replacement, so in that regard they are going away at some point. But that's a few years away.
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hamish

The entire 300 series is up for replacement.  On thing to remember is its a global market, little to nothing in most regards to do with the EPA or CARB, (for those that wish to waste an hour of there lives regarding EPA regulations with respect to the arms length agreement with Canada I can dig up the Environment Canada link).

In my market I sell more 576's than 372's.

Nothing is different now than it was 14 yrs ago when the 200 series went away, looking at the last struggling models of the 300 series all 70cc+, all last remaining 5 models available, yes there day will come.

We all had ample notice that the 346NE was going away, I got a pallet of them, finally sold my last one in September this year.

As Spike mentioned they sell but are not a large segment of the market, and markets vary by region, try and sell a full wrap to an easterner that runs east coast dawgs.........doesn't happen. Most of the 80+cc saws in Canada at the warehouses have 2010-2012 build dates.  Simple supply and demand. Why build more when you still have so many available.  The 372 replacement is the pivotal market shift in this North American market, only after that will they even consider looking at the other models.  Globally it has already taken place.

I can send Bob a bunch of PNC's that are available in Canada that he can't and won't be able to order, its an EPA thing!







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Spike60

Quote from: hamish on October 29, 2014, 07:56:26 PM
Most of the 80+cc saws in Canada at the warehouses have 2010-2012 build dates.  Simple supply and demand.

I can send Bob a bunch of PNC's that are available in Canada that he can't and won't be able to order, its an EPA thing!

Those build dates are somewhat revealing. That indicates those saws aren't moving well enough to stay in the lineup up there, and that may have something to do with what Ed has been hearing. The 390's and 395's I got this month have 2014 build dates. Also, they are EPA and CARB compliant.  :)

OK, finish taunting me. What stuff do you have that I can't get anymore?  ;)
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ehp


HolmenTree

My brother owns a 2100 CD that never had fuel in it.
Making a living with a saw since age 16.

LeeB

How well does it run like that?  :D :D
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ehp

I was just joking with Spike ,
I have owned alot of 2100's in my time but as far as what is my favorite saw to run that I have ever owned it would be my ported 562

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