What do you guys think could the build a better new one shortly? I just cant imagine! So called better? Or actually better? I'm a skeptic!
MS241C Discontinued 2+ years ago?!
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Well they could make a a 241 with the new style clutch cover, aluminum handle bar, go back to the old screw in caps, make the controls with a auto return stop switch like a 5 series Husqvarna, give it throttle response like a 550xp and a few more rpm’s lol. Then your talking about a saw that’s absolutely perfect
Coulda shoulda wouda went to a party!
Placed an order for a couple at my local Stihl dealer this morning and it showed them in stock. Nothing in the Stihl system showed they were NLA? Guess I will see if they arrive.
They might be in stock somewhere but they aint making more. Keep us informed.
I’ll let you guys know.
What price are you getting?
$519 with 16” bar plus tax
You could beat them down to 500.00 I think.
Tried to by buying multiples but the manager wouldn’t. I do pretty good business with them and many times he hasn’t charged me for service if he could not figure something out or the solution was obvious. Don’t want to hurt that relationship for $20 a saw.
Just relaying what I learned .
No worries. I’m all for saving money
Could ask nicely .No worries. I’m all for saving money
Fresh from the dealer this morning. One to put to use and one as a backup.
Here is a photo of the fast cutting 63PS chain that fits the 241C.
If you are having trouble with your dealer finding it....note the part #. It is a 'yellow' labeled chain for pro use. It is not of the low kickback type.
If you are having trouble with your dealer finding it....note the part #. It is a 'yellow' labeled chain for pro use. It is not of the low kickback type.
PM is semi chisel. Its like the RS/RM comparison.
Yes.
Note the rounded cutter edge on the PM Vs. the square edge on the PS.
Rounded would be better for dirty wood.
Square edged better for ultimate cutting speed.
It has been reported by members here that they are 'square filing' the PS. That would be faster still but not fond of dirty wood. I will be giving the square file a try as it is something I already do on 3/8 and .404 chain.
Thanks.
