2015 Arborist lightweight pro saw?
- Thread starter olive
- Start date
Help Support Arborist Forum:
nmurph
ArboristSite.com Sponsor
How many threads are you going to start?
Tell us your demands and we'll give you a few hundred opinions.
Tell us your demands and we'll give you a few hundred opinions.
nmurph
ArboristSite.com Sponsor
...and another one added to the ignore list. What a douche...dude's got some real issues. I think his older twin brother must have hogged the nipple and he's starved for attention.
A Silky?
MS170/046 hybrid with 32" picco chisel and a piltz racing kit
HT75 with 20" bar a close second
Some that "Don't know a thingsome "know it alls" need to consider finding something better to do than responding negatively to posts
" need to learn how to use the "search" feature
what is brush Ape ?
This guy is a complete moron. This would be the tenth thrad he's started on his first day. l don't mind helping noobs but this one takes the cake.
yes you do have that "right" ! but when you do think about every soul that died to give you that "right" GOD BLESS AMERICA !Lonewolf, just as I have the right to burn that
fearofpavement
Trying them all
OP, the hands down most revered top handle saw for a number of years has been the MS200T. This saw is no longer available new so the new choice seems to be a modified MS201T. I've never used one but they apparently aren't that spectacular out of the box but are when a short list of modifications is done.
This would mostly apply to those that are in a bucket or on a rope/belt much of the day. For people like me that do aerial work only occasionaly, the choice of saw makes less difference. I have been happy with my Stihl 019T and it does what I need it to do. There will be lovers and haters of the other options out there and there are many as most manufacturers field a top handle saw. So if you like Husqvarna, Tanaka, Echo, or whatever, you can get something in that color.
You have every right to make posts in the forum but most people read a lot of what's already here before posting unless you have a specific problem with a saw you are seeking answers for. This is a moderated forum which means you can't just post anything you want on here. Those that violate decorum get "gone". A word to the wise.
This would mostly apply to those that are in a bucket or on a rope/belt much of the day. For people like me that do aerial work only occasionaly, the choice of saw makes less difference. I have been happy with my Stihl 019T and it does what I need it to do. There will be lovers and haters of the other options out there and there are many as most manufacturers field a top handle saw. So if you like Husqvarna, Tanaka, Echo, or whatever, you can get something in that color.
You have every right to make posts in the forum but most people read a lot of what's already here before posting unless you have a specific problem with a saw you are seeking answers for. This is a moderated forum which means you can't just post anything you want on here. Those that violate decorum get "gone". A word to the wise.
Brush Ape already knows that. All your efforts to provide useful information are wasted as that was never the point of these threads - you've been punked.
And that's supposed to be funny? Brother you'll gain no friends here with BS like that!Lonewolf, just as I have the right to burn that
