40 - 45 cc limbing saw

[cory@owen]

The Redmax GZ4500 fill this niche but requires at very least, a fully gutted muffler to realise it's full potential.

This version is running a 16" .325 bar and chain combo, with stihl semi chisel.

Nothing wrong with a fully gutted muffler! The redmax saws really do wake up with a muffler mod.

 

[atv1965]

I used my Dolmar 421 extensively doing tornado clean up this weekend in Coal City, IL With a 12" bar it couldn't do everything, but the relatively light weight and excellent power were a welcome change. Up to about 10" branches and trees it was the best saw around. I can tell you Stihl owns the disaster relief market and not a single person present had ever heard of a Dolmar.

 

[KenJax Tree]

I have a 16" bar on my 421 and it pulls it hard.

 

[atv1965]

I have a 16" bar on my 421 and it pulls it hard.

I wish I could have done a 14", but I needed a Stihl chain to fit a Cannon bar.

 

[bikemike]

I need to say I'm very happy with the 026 as a light strong piss revvin saw it screems light and easy to toss around its also my next choice when I'm in my saddle

 

[hseII]

The MS193T we bought earlier this year is a good little saw when more than 1 top handle is needed at the same time.

I wouldn't trade a 193T for my 200T, but the 193T cost less than a new 201T.

 

[Full Chisel]

Echo CS400 with a muffler mod gets my vote. I love the balance and weight of them, you can flip them around all day limbing. And the rubberized grips are very nice.

You can get them NIB off eBay for a little less than $250...

 

[KG441c]

STIHL MS241c ported or muffler modded with rim sprocket kit and picco chain