SawTroll
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The MS261 just isn't what a 50cc saw should be, while the 550xp is just that - not much to discuss, as they aren't really comparable, because of the large differenses in handling, bulk and weigth.
The MS261 just isn't what a 50cc saw should be, while the 550xp is just that - not much to discuss, as they aren't really comparable, because of the large differenses in handling, bulk and weigth.
Where's that darn "cheerleader" smiley ????
& it's an old beat to death conversation...My Mac Pro 700 is enjoying this conversation.
opcorn:
agree completely!! don't care for inboards at allNever understood the inboard / outboard clutch debate. It doesn't really matter to me, I started running saws in 1977 and have only had one saw with an inboard. If I had to pick one, I'd rather have outboard. :msp_confused:
It isn't really that simple, specially not in the 50 and 60cc classes at the moment.One mans stihl is another mans husky
The 261 is out classed by the 550 in every way. I had a 362 and sold it, that should say enough. When it comes to 50cc and 60cc saws, Husky is on a different level. I honestly wouldn't own a 261 or 362 if it was given to me. Stihl fan boys get your flamethrowers ready.
Wouldn't it be best for you to get all four saws?
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