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I bought one about a month ago for $809 plus tax with a 25" bar. I actually live in Mississippi and the price is $859 plus tax for the same saw. If you go across the line in Tennessee, it is $809 plus tax. It doesn't make a lot of since, but for some reason, the saws are a little cheaper in...

I purchased a Stihl 441 a couple of weeks ago and have a question about the warranty registration. When I purchased the saw, my dealer never gave me any type of warranty registration card. He did, however, ask for my name and address as he was typing something into his computer. I was...

I know a lot of people on this forum feel that the Stihl Ultra oil is one of the superior oils on the market to run in chainsaws. I was just looking at the back of one of the containers of their oil and at says that it is JASO FB (and API TC/TC+) rated. It is my understanding that the oils...

Stihl 441 Part Order Number Listing..... I was wondering if someone could foward a copy of the Stihl 441 breakdown of the part numbers on the saw. It is the manual that list each individual part with the corresponding Stihl part order number. Thanks in advance for any help.

Stihl 441 IPL manual...please help I was wondering if someone could foward me a copy of the Stihl 441 IPL manual. Thanks in advance for any help in this matter.

If you say that a 362 came with a little yellow (orange) screwdriver, would a 441 have come with one also? I purchased a 441 about a week and a half ago and the only thing that came with my saw was a owner's manual and a spark plug wrench. I even asked "is this everything that comes with my...

I'm not trying to act like I'm some engineer or anything, I am simply trying to make sure that my saw is broken in correctly so that it last as long as possible. I know that on any new engine, it is critical that the rings get broken in so that they seat properly. I know that the more oil that...

I have a new Stihl 441 that I have mixed up some gas and oil for. Since the saw is brand new, I want to run it a little heavy on oil for the break-in period. I know that Stihl recommends running all saws, even new ones, with a 50:1 gas/oil ratio. I am planning on using a 40:1 ratio for at...

Stihl MS-441 service and parts manual... I would like to find a link to download the Stihl MS-441 service and/or parts diagram manuals. If someone knows a link or could foward a download of either manual to me, I would really appreciate it. Thanks for any help.

I don't see any big deal if Bailey's list the saws on their website if you can't order it online. To me, it's no more than looking at Husky's company website to see what saws they make if you can't purchase them online.

So, if my saw has been set up at the dealership when I bought it, to run on a gas to oil ratio of 50:1 and then I run it on a gas to oil ratio of 40:1 or 45:1, the saw may run too lean? I guess I learn something new everyday. I would have thought that a saw was running to lean when the carb in...

What Husky models does some of the parts of the 372 swap with?

Just wondering if anyone knows when the Stihl 460 will be on the chopping block for replacement due to new 2010 EPA requirements. I assume that the 460 is no more compliant with regulations than the 440 was before it was replaced by the 441.

I know that the Husky 372 has been discontinued. I am wondering if the Husky 576 is the direct replacement or is Husky coming out with a "373" or some other new model?

I have located a new Husky 372 at my local dealer. Based on everyone's recommendation, I am thinking that I may need to go ahead and purchase it before it gets sold and I can't find another one. Since I generally take good care of my equiptment, I will probably still have the saw in 15 years...

I know that most of the saw manufacturers recommend a 50:1 ratio of gas to oil. With the fact that the manufacturers are making their saws run leaner and leaner, I was wondering if there is a downside to making the oil ratio a little lower. I was thinking of mixing a 2.6 oz. bottle of oil to...

Trying decide between the Stihl 441 and the Husky 576...which is a better saw. After reading several post, it seems like the 441 and 576 are like red-headed step-children when compared to the favored Stihl 440 and Husky 372. Since both the 440 and 372 have been discontinued, I am trying to...

I was under the impression that the 441 was better liked than what is coming across from my initial question. I was thinking that the 441 was liked by the Stihl crowd about as well as the 372 by the Husky crowd, but it kinda looks like I was totally wrong. So, is there any thing else not to...

After reading post on this forum for several months now, I have come to the conclusion that two of the most popular saws on this forum are the Stihl 441 and the Husky 372. I understand that the 372 is being discontinued very soon, if it hasn't already been. If you look at the Husky website...

I am wondering why most people on this board seem to prefer the Husky 372 over the 576? I was thinking that the 576 was a newer design. Is it that the 576 hasn't been "proven" like the 372 or is there another reason?