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Spinnaker's in your town makes a decent brew. Longwood up the road a bit, too. :givebeer: Oh, and congrats to you Canucks for winning the WJHC again.

Hi Reeder! I do business at Longmont Tool Exchange. He's a Stihl shop and he knows what he's doing, though he can be a bit prickly at times. 1330 Coffman St Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 772-1885 :greenchainsaw:

Here's mine clearing me a path to the woodpile... At least she's good for something... Breaking trail is hard work...

This is certainly true for those big Douggies you cut. I cut (and live) at 8500 feet, but I cut basically nothing but 12-16 inch lodgepoles because that's whats in the neighborhood. For this job, my modest 270 does the job perfectly well, despite being only 50cc and working at 1.75 miles high...

When I bought the MS270, the $120 difference between it and the 260 was important. If I had it to do over, I'd stay in the 50cc class and opt for the 260. That said, the MS270 has been a pleasure to own and operate...

Very possible. I've actually been eyeing up a 372XP as of late... :greenchainsaw:

For firewood, I cut skinny standing-dead lodgepole almost exclusively, so a 50cc saw is a perfect choice for me. It does the job with minimal effort. Were there actually any hardwoods in my neighborhood, or if I cut many trees bigger than 12-14 inches, I'd likely augment my MS270 with...