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Yep...been using a funnel to pour it in to.....was just trying to keep it from going all over the saw... Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Not anal.. Just trying to see if there is s better way than as others say " dumping it out".... Thanks for the replies Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Any suggestions to empty a 150t without the gas going all over the saw.. Don't want to store it with gas.. Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just shipped the new 201t ...covered the Stihl box in brown paper, insured for $700 and require signature for proof of delivery....think I covered my bases.

So...the parish finishes the job of cutting the suckers from this oak and the guy was using a Stihl pole saw. When finished and out of the bucket, he opens the rear end door of the side chest and slides the pole saw in......or attempts to. It doesn't go in all the way so he pulls it out a bit...

Ok...realized the receipt pictured is of the first 201t I bought. The saw pictured is the extra, new never used , saw and I paid $652 total for it as it was discounted $69 to me. So new price is $600 without bar and chain or $ 650 with...plus insured shipping. Pic of matching receipt for this saw:

I'll pass, but thanks...I'd keep this 201t if I wouldn't be starting a new job.

I will do $700 plus actual shipping cost...that gives $28 credit towards shipping. I will ship insured and signature required for proof of delivery.

I bought the last two factory upgraded 201t's where I live, and also a 150tc. I've been using the 150tc more than my 201t. Also starting a new full time job as a production manager in two weeks, so I don't see the need to hold on to the extra 201t. It has never had oil or gas in it. It is brand...

I've had a 2 1/2 gal no spill for years..never had a problem with it. Just bought the 1.25 model....first thing I did was cut off the plastic lock that keeps it from coming loose....that was a pain in the ass to push in and turn.

Finally got to use my new 150 tc today...cuts great. I did find that the throttle acceleration was poor. It almost wanted to die. Kinda like bogging down (and not in a cut). I had to play with the throttle to get it going and revving..once it got up there it was fine...looking at the manual...

Can't find it anywhere in the book, but description says the bar oil pump can be adjusted.....anyone know how and where? Thanks..

I decided to bring them down and have them stored in an extra closet... Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I know if a chainsaw hits dirt..not good,,,,any reason not to chop roots ( large bush removal) in the ground with an axe. Can't see it getting dull from doing it but correct me if I'm wrong.

Think I found the answer on another site..no adjustment but: Using your Torx drive scrench, remove the two screws holding the oil tank on the saw. Rotate it forward and down to get it off the rubber nipple. Inside the rubber nipple there is a small round piece of screen to catch sawdust...

is there any way of increasing the bar oil flow on the Stihl HT75 pole saw ? I don't see a screw or anything in the book on it.

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136 posts on this thread , not including this post, and still not a stinkin pic!!!! Again....someone let me know when he's put something up and has quit yankin everyone's chain....:popcorn2:

Somebody let me know when the pic is up...I've got things to go do...