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I have a Stihl MS362M. I also have 3 regular carb saws, but the 362 is my favorite.

I too have an 025 for my light middle weight saw. It has been a great saw since I bought it in 1999.

Good luck with your repairs. I have this trimmer, and it's nice. Mine has always been slow to start.

And I thought mine was worn!

You might be better served buying the MS362 and getting your MS250 repaired. I have a 20 year old 025, and added an MS362C 3 years ago.

What gets me is a FS listing where they take a picture with the chain sprocket cover off and the saw is covered in oily wood shavings from the last time it was used. They don';t care enough to clean the saw before listing it, yet they're asking top dollar, and all of the comments are what a...

I have a 20 year old 025. I was thinking about selling it and buying a MS241. People here talked me out of it, and I'm glad they did. It's a tough little saw.

Stihl M-Tronics Reset Procedure 1. With the chain brake engaged… a. Hold throttle and set start lever to Start position (Δ) b. Start saw and let idle in Start position (Δ) for 90 seconds c. Blip throttle to bring the machine to the Run position (I) d. Immediately move lever to Stop position (O)...

And when the EPA buys my OPE, I'll honor their wishes.

My daughter bought one of the $100 Ryobi saws at either Lowe's or Home Depot a year ago April. I filled it with 89 octane 10% Ethanol and Echo bar oil. Started the second pull, and it's been running great ever since. She doesn't use it a lot, but she has had several small trees blow down, and...

When they were Beaird-Poulan, they were great saws. They went on a downward spiral once they were sold out

"If a tree falls in the woods and no one is around, does it still make noise?" Now we'll know the answer!

My first chainsaw in 1978. I ran the hell out of mine for 20 years and then put it out to pasture when I got newer saws. Manual oiler was NBD; your thumb soon learned to push the button occasionally. Just don't run it out of fuel; that metal body will get too hot and it vapor locks.

I fired up my CS2511Tthis morning for it's first cuts. I had about a dozen junk trees that came up in my wife's flower beds. They were 1-1.5# diameter, and my compound loppers would have done the job, but if you have a new saw, why not use it! Nice power for the first cuts, and ample oiling...

Ordered a CS2511T from Home Depot. Should have it Wednesday.

That's what I am running on my 025.

Any word from the police?

Mine all leak somewhat; they are stored on a metal shelf. I keep a piece of cardboard on the shelf, and when it gets saturated I replace it.

I bought a 20V DeWalt for small stuff around the house where I can curt it with the electric quicker than I can start a gas saw.