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This is the chainsaw world's version of a topless bar with free beer... :^)

Won't a stainless screw seize in this kind of application?

It's the unburnt fuel that's the problem with two strokes. More of a problem than you'ld first guess. That said, anyone who collects their own fuel, water, food, etc is likely to be less of a drain on the environment than the city folk who just "turn up the gas" in winter.

If it runs and cuts well, then don't take it into the shop. Just use it.

I like the MS180, although the easy2flood feature got me the other month. Once you flood one, the easy2start feature makes the 180 darn hard to start. Normally no problems, but if you flood it you're screwed (pull the plug or wait a while) I'd buy a 180 again, but maybe the 170 is...

Nice to see that the kid is one-handing too....

Two things: (1) I'm not sure that your firewood helps prevent forest fires. Around here, the fire front is driven nearly entirely by fuel a quarter inch or smaller. Lots of other stuff burns, but only after it has been lit by the small stuff. Crown fires are driven by surface fires...

I use whatever the dealer says I should use. Sure, there are a lot of good oils, but even expensive oil is cheap and this way I'll never get into an argument about whether the oil was wrong.

Down here you need ID to sell or buy at a pawn shop. If you are selling, you get photographed too. The big chain pawn shops report their entire inventory including serial numbers to the police via computer. This seems to be a good system. Without some system like this you might as well buy...

Around here the pawn shops seem to want MORE than retail price! The only time there is a deal is when they don't know what they have got.

Sorry, the audio breaks up on that version... try these: Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRZzkrLSXj0&mode=related&search= Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0Fzrsf4G2I&mode=related&search= Maybe we should do a version of this video with a saw? :^)

Watch this video to see how tough toyota is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nD0UVI99R8Q&eurl=

... the most expensive beer, ...

Around about 0.065 hp/lb ???

OK, which Chainsaw forum poster has the best power to weight ratio? ie, combined power of your saws DIVIDED BY the weight of the owner! So.... If you were the first guy voted off "Biggest Loser" and you've got a Wildthang, then you're probably coming last. Count 1.5 hp per cu...

Drain the fuel tank for storage, but don't run it till it quits. In a two stroke the fuel is your lubrication. Also as it runs out of gas the mixture will get really lean and the saw may overrev.

I'd definitely take the 346xp over the 260Pro.

I hope you enjoy the saw! I've got a 288xp (virtually the same saw) and it wears a 20" bar some of the time. A 281/288 cuts pretty darn well wearing a 20".

Yep, old low-revvin saws. My Echo 750VL sounded great.

94F today, 100F tomorrow. :^( Does somebody want to box up some of that snow, and fedex it down here? I'll pay. :^)