I'm looking to buy a saw and have narrowed it down to two different brands, can't make up my mind. Which one is the best of the two? The Hawk or the Hegner?
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Im very happy with my hegner ......had it for 2 years now.
My friend's hegner convinced me when looking for a new saw ...15 years of use and just replaced a $5.00 bearing (non OEM) Cant comment on the hawk as they dont seem to be available in Australia.
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Both are very good saws and around the same price. I have the Hawk 220 and 226. That is my recomendation and beside they are made in the good old U.S.A.!!!!!!!!John T.Comment
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