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my lakerized 361, hasn't let me down.:rock:

The MS200 is a wicked little saw. Little being the operative word. Sure it cuts like a light saber and is easy to work with; but there is no replacement for HP/cubic inchs. mine carries a 14" bar and I use it for most of my ground cleanup 'cause its so light. Yea its $$$, but once you get...

Just for me, I use old fire hoses from different dia hose and use same to store all my different spare bars when not in use.:clap:

Like Troll I agree that as long as I'm not ripping I use the same crosscut chain as normal. I'm real bad at explainations but try to cut at a 45 deg angle to the bark side of the round. In other words - instead of ripping straight down thru the bark(from one crosscut to the other crosscut)...

I do believe that a "chipper chain" ground at approx 10 degrees should give good results. BUT, I am open to correction or advice. :givebeer:

The question is: do you really want to make noodles or do you want to block the rounds down with less wear and tear on your saw?:jawdrop:

Have a Safe and Happy Thanksgiving. Thanks to all, that have helped us along the way and for this Great Site! This year has been a huge health challenge and I was only finally able to run a saw this past October for 1/2 a day. Yet I was always able to come here, AS, and find laughter, peace...

Oh give him a brake, he's Stihl doing research - and headed up the right path!:popcorn: :givebeer:

Thank you Mr. Fish! :clap:

Good morning guys: LMAO over the Br600 blower discussion yesterday - highly entertaining. Me I'll keep my 600. Question - I was tweaking the high speed jet and lost the limiter cap - is there a specific part number or is it even necessary. It seems really tight but I don't want to take...

MS200 rear handle I can't comment on some of the other saws mentioned here - cause I've never run them. I can say with all honesty that the MS200 is a snotty little b**t@H of a saw that I love to run. Yes it is pricey(I was flush the day I bought it) and have never looked back. Its fast...

Good comparison. The EPA is screwing up saws also. your dealer should have set up your saw (ie: checked the tune) before he gave it to you. And it will definitely will need to be retuned as it breaks in. Aprox 10 tanks of fuel. Mine gained almost 1000 rpm on the high end and was making me...

Count me in - love mine.:clap:

+3 The anal german in me requires this; oh yeah, they've all usually been cleaned.

Well said - I am so tired of having to protect EVERY idiot in the world, let the natural order of things handle that! REP to you my friend. (Out of bullets- get ya next time.)

Honestly - I really get a kick out of people looking at me and scratching their heads. I just keep laughing to myself and they usually stay away. I've been accused of "not playing well with others". :clap:

Both times it was just starting to crust over, no problem. Its just plain fun and no wrestling with the 200# hunk of steel.

Hey guys, I'm sure I'm not the first, but the last 2 snows I've used my blower and it was actually faster than the snowthrower. Yes, it was powder, but 4-5" of snow by hand would have taken some time. Oh, btw, my thrower's discharge is snafu - parts on B/U. I got a real kick out of watching...

Too funny - LMAO. Strange how, the smarter we get - the more we complicate stuff. :popcorn:

Nicely said!!!! :clap: