James Miller
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If your looking at the 291 consider an echo 590.
Yep. A carb 462 as a one saw plan. There is one in the classifieds now.It is not - MS462 6.0 kg and MS291 5.6 kg.
And MS261 4.9 kg... I see no reason (except for money) why someone should buy MS291.
OK.They’re no longer state side.
OK.
(I have information only from the Stihl website, which indicates that both are available
https://www.stihlusa.com/products/chain-saws/professional-saws/ms261/
https://www.stihlusa.com/products/chain-saws/professional-saws/ms261cm/ )
I have to stop by my dealer today for parts, he will also know because he always keeps a standard carb 261 in stock.According to the website yes but I spoke with a stihl rep because I originally wanted a standard 261.
The carb ms261 is available in every dealer I have close to me in Arkansas. Have your dealer order 1 if that is what you want
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There's usually an m-tronic or AT for sale here in the trading post. I just sold two of them. You could try one out for a smaller investment.I spoke with a good friend of mine about the m-tronic system yesterday. He said the company he works for runs the hell out of their pro saws with minimal issues. So I have two people I trust heavily and both of them are saying the complete opposite of one another. The gentlemen who’s worked out west says stay away from the m-tronic. My buddy from across the river in Illinois says they’re good trustworthy saws.
I’m starting to think I’d have an easier time buying a house over a new saw.
Hey Doug this guy has been running an 009 not a 090. Let him get a little time under the belt before he jumps to the 3120. Mike
I found a 441 cm magnum today. How do y’all feel about those? It’s got the new technology and it’s about 1 lbs lighter than the 461.
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