These are Brads pics of PHO weights I saved. 241 261 T2
MS241C Discontinued 2+ years ago?!
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Now add the respective bars and try again.
I have the 16” PS3 performance kit on mine so the weight difference will be about the same
Was going to say that too 
No brainer T2 261
No brainer T2 261
I wouldn't put much faith in what most of your dealers say. It seems like they are often the last to know.
But with B&C and full of fuel and oil, they are a full pound different. The difference is enough that I sold my 261 and kept my 241.
Same bar chain set ups?
FUEL CAPACITY 370 cc (12.5 oz.)
CHAIN OIL CAPACITY 207 cc (7.0 oz.)
FUEL CAPACITY 500 cc (16.9 oz.)
CHAIN OIL CAPACITY 270 cc (9.13 oz.)
Little difference there.
CHAIN OIL CAPACITY 207 cc (7.0 oz.)
FUEL CAPACITY 500 cc (16.9 oz.)
CHAIN OIL CAPACITY 270 cc (9.13 oz.)
Little difference there.
261 uses the d025 mount. 241 is a074 I think. Similar to a small mount husky. Considerably lighter
No clue here why I am asking. Thanks
I had both and sold my 261 also!
The k095 bar is a good fit for the 241 by adding (or elongating, can't remember) the adjuster hole
Guy was running this set up on CR 261 T2 = Outfitted with the 16" 63PS b/c 261 Tuning Kit.
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I think that's D025 or 3003 in stihl speak for the 261.
241 uses A041 really wow. Consider that the common small poulan mount.
Small Stihl mount is A074
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I just got done weighing both my 261 and 241. Both were empty of fuel, but both had some bar oil in the tanks. Not sure just how much. The 261 has the OEM 20" b/c, and the 241, the OEM 16" b/c.
261 = 15 lbs., 2 oz.
241 = 12 lbs., 3.7 oz.
As much as I like my 241, my 261 ain't going nowhere.
261 = 15 lbs., 2 oz.
241 = 12 lbs., 3.7 oz.
As much as I like my 241, my 261 ain't going nowhere.
Now put that 16" picco set up folks are running on the 261 T2 and weigh bet closes the gap compared to a 20" 325
bet closes the gap compared to a 20" 325
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I really like my 261 cm a lot, I've never tried a 241 but this thread is making me want to try one now.
Was trying to read on that. Is that 3005?
Different strokes for different folks I suppose. You can’t run a 20” bar on the 241 but can run a 16” on the 261, therefore its more practical for some.
