The MS261 is here!!
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SawTroll
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How coiuld a saw that may or may not cut slightly faster, but is much larger and has a bad weight distribution be better?
50cc saws shouldn't be made for bucking wood in the yard, if you buy a 50cc saw for that, you totally miss the point with a 50cc saw!
50cc saws shouldn't be made for bucking wood in the yard, if you buy a 50cc saw for that, you totally miss the point with a 50cc saw!
You'll get the point when my 261 out cuts your 372
SawTroll
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You'll get the point when my 261 out cuts your 372
Well, start with my Euro MS361......
Would you please help me time this and come up with some meaningful numbers that will help me understand.
watch him squeeze all the fun out of this
Is this what you meant by 'being rational' in your whiny PMs about how I was being mean to Andre?
Way to take the high road...
OK guys we've had our fun, it's time to go home.
Tzed250
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I'm still waiting for an answer about how much you paid, in US dollars, for your Euro 361.......
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SawTroll
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Been there done that. Out cut a ported 361 in 16" wood
That isn't quite the same, but I don't really care - I am not interested in modded saws anyway.
That's quite the statement for the man that is more interested in power vs weight than anyone else.
Been there done that. Out cut a ported 361 in 16" wood
And it came close to two great running ported 70cc saws, a 372 and a screaming 441.
I feel the 261 has a nearly perfect balance of power and weight, it's truly an amazing saw.
It will never handle as well as the 346.......I can tell by looking at the pictures......
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Tzed250
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Brad - Since you wrote before (post 920):
Thanks, and again thanks for all the hard work and suffering fools like me.
Do you expect to publish any more tests or numbers in this thread? Such as oil consumption, ease of cleaning filter etc.?
Thanks, and again thanks for all the hard work and suffering fools like me.
Tzed250
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I've got my technicians designing the tests now. We're trying to establish baselines. The data collection and analysis is really bogging us down. We'd love to get you the results, but we have to make sure it's properly documented and scientifically proveable
