El Moobs
Are we there yet?
Thanks for turning me onto your method on this little saw @blsnelling I never was really happy with them till I tried your ideas......
Mastermind Ported MS241C - Thanks Brad Snelling
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I owned and sold a couple of these before I got one to run like I wanted. It's now my go to saw, even over a 346. That's saying a LOT for me.
A little saw just isn't supposed to run like that!
HuskStihl
Chairin'em for the sound
I'd like a 241, but I'd bet it would make my butt look big
Nice work!
My clocks all stopped Today at 1:04 PM! 
It sure surprised me!! I know Matt Ward has nothing but good things to say about his.
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Now that you mention it, the resemblance is striking...
El Moobs
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I still have some square tree.........
And stuff.
And stuff.
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Was that with the 3/8 picco Randy ?
Impressive little saws , they actually cut very well just stock .
Impressive little saws , they actually cut very well just stock .
El Moobs
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No sir. .325 RS
The 261 I had from Brad was an excellent runner. He's got some good recipes.
I have one of them too. It's my go-to saw; really a super runner!!
Ditto......261 CM.
2stroke800
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Soooo, would a new ported 241 have enough balls to pull a 16"-18" 3/8 .050 rs b&c??
El Moobs
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Oh yeah. I'd rather use PS2 or .325 on it though.
Did you mean PS3? Why not just plain PS without the extra "bumper" which is a pain in the hemorrhoids when it's time for raker filing?
El Moobs
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Yeah......PS is what I meant. I get confused easily.
Randy, have you tried porting a MS150TC yet? I've wanted too but have Newbery gotten around to it. I've always found that the smaller the cylinder the harder they are to work in.
