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Yes you can Brian.

I feel the same way.

The 550XP is the perfect limbing saw. It's weight, handling, power, etc.......it's just perfect for what it's made for.

The MS261C is also perfect for what it was designed for.......a one saw plan saw. It's not a great limbing (snedding) saw.......but the power it makes allows it to be used to drop a fair sized tree, limb it, and buck it up.

When I use the 550 in wood over 12", I wanna grab a bigger saw.......but I've used the MS261 with a 20" bar buried, and not felt underpowered.
 
Yes you can Brian.

I feel the same way.

The 550XP is the perfect limbing saw. It's weight, handling, power, etc.......it's just perfect for what it's made for.

The MS261C is also perfect for what it was designed for.......a one saw plan saw. It's not a great limbing (snedding) saw.......but the power it makes allows it to be used to drop a fair sized tree, limb it, and buck it up.

When I use the 550 in wood over 12", I wanna grab a bigger saw.......but I've used the MS261 with a 20" bar buried, and not felt underpowered.
Would the 550 be what u would recommend to the OP for his father Randy?
 
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Yes you can Brian.

I feel the same way.

The 550XP is the perfect limbing saw. It's weight, handling, power, etc.......it's just perfect for what it's made for.

The MS261C is also perfect for what it was designed for.......a one saw plan saw. It's not a great limbing (snedding) saw.......but the power it makes allows it to be used to drop a fair sized tree, limb it, and buck it up.

When I use the 550 in wood over 12", I wanna grab a bigger saw.......but I've used the MS261 with a 20" bar buried, and not felt underpowered.

Randy how do you feel about the 241?
 
I had a 261c that randy ported...wish I had kept that saw. Problem was for most trees here it was big enough and once I picked up the 261 my bigger saws did not get ran enough...lol.
 
I have to use picco on my top handles and thats 80% of my day.

We work complete opposites of the spectrum. So we'll be using different machines much of the time. I have a lot of large wood to process for firewood and occasionally furniture. Then there's the forestry side of things. Picco is about as much use to me as listening to Niko sit by the fire ******** about Stihl's. If you are topping trees or working arborist work, picco is what you live on.
 
I can give you my opinion, .325 sucks eggs, PS or PM picco mounted backwards will still cut faster then .325, but only on the 241,,,

Will lo pro work on a spur sprocket set up for 325? If so, I can do a comparo shortly. Getting new picco(for the 171, or uh maybe its a 181, I forget) and new 325 for the 241.
 

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