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Man, that SUCKS!! But try and remember, all saw companies have good and bad eggs. Some buy a saw and have no troubles with it for 20 years. Some buy the same type of saw and have problems within the first few weeks. That is exactly why I never buy a work saw used. Always new with a warranty...

STIHL 090 series. 'Nuff said.

Uhhmmm, I'm a HUGE STIHL head, think of it this way, Homeowner crap is okay to be built in china, They weren't designed to take a beating anyways. Their homeowner junk. Now the Good Pro stuff ain't made in china. Stihl is probably just trying to save a few bucks buy having some equipment made in...

Well, I can't really say much about the 381 as it's not sold at my dealer, And I've never ran one, But the 362 is a Kick ass saw, And the 391 is pointless IMO. It's a clamshell with High cc's. It won't last you NEARLY as long as say the 381 or 362. I think the 381 will pull a 25" a lot...

Stihl 460. It's s better choice, AV shouldn't mean much to many people (accept older folks, Now i ain't hating, I'm just saying). I feel as if the buzzing in the hands just meant i worked hard that day and I'm proud to be able to work that hard. One day I'll be b**chin' and moanin' about it too...

Don't know if anyone else said it, But i think you'd be SET with an MS 250 STIHL saw. lots of power, Light, safe, (well all saws are dangerous, but it's safe compared to a 440. LOL) and you can get it in either 12" to an 18" bar/chain. Good luck and get er done.

Screw electric (unless your a big sissy, and you live at an apartment, and RARELY use a saw) Get an MS 250. It should be perfect for your needs, Small, Light, Easy to start, and powerful. 300 for a brand new one, Just my .02 cents, Hope that helps. Here's a link for all STIHL'S small saws...

Post pics? I've never heard of an 08s..

Not trying to bash anyone, But all my saws run flippy caps (accept the one husky and craftsman I own) and I've rarely have leakage, or spillage. The few times I have I'm not paying attention to what I'm doing, or I get distracted. I mean seriously, The chances of spilling out of those flippy...

Depending on price. I'll look into the 6400, but my problem is the ONLY local dealer around here is a STIHL dealer (plus I do love cream sickles) So i'll keep the dolmar in thought. Anyone know of a place to find an 036 pro? lol

Rough lonngg use, All day kinda saw, I am young so AV is not really a concern, Neither is weight, I just need a powerful saw that'll pull a 20" with power, and a 24-25" bar for the occasional use. I want one of those three (narrowed my bugdet scale and need of use to these, (a good pro saw that...

I'm looking to get another bigger saw, (biggest one i got is a 61 that doesn't run) Stihl: 036 pro 360 pro 362 pro which saw?

had this sittin' for a while, i've decided to do a few things to it, MM being on, But i go NO clue on how to pull apart that stinkin' muffler, Help? And this will be a picture thread for both. Pics soon, Thanks.

Thank you madhatte, I'll get back to you.

Okay, I have had this thing for over 3 months, And now i wanna be able to run it, So I'm starting a "Go Through", Can some tell me how the hell you pull the carb out from the stupid plastic surrounding it? :msp_mad: Thanks in advance, OH, and pics later. I'm gonna post a thread about it.

Three of my Favorite things, Pretty Gals, Chainsaw's, and Dodge's. Too bad there isn't a rack of beer in there somewhere. Lol. Nice. Oh, and yeah, Post a picture of that Stihl.

Okay, An MS 211 (i'm only guessing here) the biggest bar it can handle is a 14" maybbe 16", No 14" bar I've ever heard of had a 3/8's sprocket, Also, I wouldn't advise you to run anything bigger then rapid micro.

Chainsaw - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia Lol, sorry, off but sorta on topic, Enjoy. :msp_biggrin:

I see a red, Lol. But yeah, that is a LOT of yeller saws..:msp_ohmy:

do they have a black tip? and dang, Wish i could find one, All i seem to be finding is the hard nose bar, I want a replaceable sprocket tip bar.