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  1. 10-01-2012, 01:34 PM #1
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    the ms461

    i posted in another thread earlier ,but here is the new ms461 wrap version for those interested in this new model ,this will be a good place for new 461 owners to post their new saws if they want also


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  2. 10-01-2012, 01:43 PM #2
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    That's a darned good looking saw. I see Stihl's move the decomp over towards the clutch side. In that last pic, the cylinder cover fastener almost looks like an ignition key whole.
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    Got a scale? this would be a great time to get a weight up on the weight thread.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tempestv View Post
    Got a scale? this would be a great time to get a weight up on the weight thread.
    only one i have is a ups scale ,not acurate to oz readings ,it said 16 lbs ,im shipping this saw unfired /unfueled to mastermind today maybe if he has a scale we can ask him to weigh before liquids ,this wrap am sure weighs a pound or so over non wrap model ,it feels just like my 440 does ,am sure theres not more than a few oz difference
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  5. 10-01-2012, 02:04 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Officer's Match View Post
    That's a darned good looking saw. I see Stihl's move the decomp over towards the clutch side. In that last pic, the cylinder cover fastener almost looks like an ignition key whole.
    this has a lot of similarities to the 361 ,the top key thing holds the plastic down kind of like on a 026 or 036 does
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    thanks for getting the pics to show up ,i still havent figured out how to do that
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    Quote Originally Posted by trx250r180 View Post
    thanks for getting the pics to show up ,i still havent figured out how to do that
    Very nice saw.

    Regarding the embedding of pics I have the same problem. I use a computer all day long at work and still I can't figure it out. The instructions I tried to follow don't have the same images that come up when I try to actually do it.
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    Thanks for starting a new thread.

    I'm looking forward to this build more than any I've done in quite a while. I'll post some things right away....weight, stock compression, etc.....
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  10. 10-01-2012, 02:32 PM #10
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    Randy, you should have this done just in time to bring to the KY GTG! I'm sure the OP wouldn't mind
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  11. 10-01-2012, 02:42 PM #11
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    Cool

    Man you know what one member said about that saw "It looks like the 461 is another screw-up to me - ..."

    Congrats on the new saw

    Rep sent on new 461
    Last edited by H 2 H; 10-01-2012 at 02:44 PM. Reason: Sent Rep
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    It doen't look good to anyone else I guess, except maybe for a few "brand fans".

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    yes respecting scotts thread is good to bring the info to a new one and not clutter his up ,i should have done that this morning ,im in no rush to get this back ,id rather use it for disection and information to the builders on here ,i have plenty of working saws ,i just wanted this model since ive seen the proto types a while back ,it sure is good looking ,i hope it runs as good as it looks
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  13. 10-01-2012, 03:47 PM #13
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    Damn, now I want another saw! That's just sexy right there. Husky fan or not, you can't deny that! If now only had a set of jugs... Lol.. I think everyone's just as excited as Randy is. Well all us stihl swinging guys.. Nice saw....
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    it left a little bit ago for a ride to tennesee
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    congrats,that is a sweet looking saw
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