Boogieman142
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I thought my 361 was the little brother...
Almost all of the wood I cut at home is small enough that I wouldn't really need larger than my 361. I currently use my little Poulan 2555 for the smallest stuff and taking off limbs after the tree is down. Just been thinking of an upgrade in the little saw department.
There are Huskys and Jreds that I've played with and liked. But, there is a servicing Stihl dealer 6 miles from the house and also one right next door to where I work. Figured I would stick with them.
Been looking for a lttle brother for the 361....
Almost all of the wood I cut at home is small enough that I wouldn't really need larger than my 361. I currently use my little Poulan 2555 for the smallest stuff and taking off limbs after the tree is down. Just been thinking of an upgrade in the little saw department.
There are Huskys and Jreds that I've played with and liked. But, there is a servicing Stihl dealer 6 miles from the house and also one right next door to where I work. Figured I would stick with them.
I like my 210. I think it's called 211 now, with revisions. It's super light and the picco chain cuts fast without much power. It's great for limbing 4" or less. 16" bar.
I believe the 211 is a completely new saw.
Been looking for a lttle brother for the 361. Played with a 260 Pro today. Seems like a good saw. Anyone have good/bad experiences with this saw?
One of the best small saws out.![]()
:welcome: AS should have a "Welcome to the 1980's" sign.
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