Why are Stihl's so big and heavy?

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How did u get that 346XP to stay up right??? Mine always falls on the clutch cover with side-ways balance!!!! That 290 holding that 346 up???

Just stirring the pot because I'm bored. Guess I'll head down to the bar and start a fight:msp_ohmy:

It's not running. It wouldn't stand up if it was.
 
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Why do I wishfully imagine a well positioned M-80 with a lit fuse every time I see this...and the subsequent result...in slow motion...HD...1080p...120Hz...in a perpetual loop?
 
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I've got my buddies MS290 over here to do some maintenance and grind the chain for him. Since it was on the bench I was astonished at just how heavy and big this beast is. It weights a good 2# more than my 028 Super which is almost 25 years old. You would think that Stihl would make saws lighter/smaller rather than bulkier and heavier with modern technology

You should've weighed them w/o the bars and chains. The stihl look like different set ups. The 028s is not a light saw. I think my old 036 weighs the same or less.
 
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Why do I wishfully imagine a well positioned M-80 with a lit fuse every time I see this...and the subsequent result...in slow motion...HD...1080p...120Hz...in a perpetual loop?

Does that mean you luff me long time, not short time?:msp_ohmy:

Back on topic, do you like this better?

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