A Stihl 20t or a ms200t?

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The fellow I purchased this from told me its a 20t, I don't see a model number so I'm not sure. All I can tell you it runs great!DSCN4327.JPG DSCN4330.JPG DSCN4332.JPG
 
020t had screw in caps... what kind of oil cap? If flippy I'd say it's a 200t with a 020t starter... that is a 200t fuel tank
 
It's funny what people notice from pictures. I just saw the starter and the chain brake. You saw the flippy cap.
 
This is my 200. I believe it is a full MS200t. No parts borrowed etc. Flippy caps and all. And a different starter to yours. Like pro94lt said, if your crankcase is flippy it is likely a 200. Doubt someone would go through the hassle of swapping a case etc. Unless you are crazy like me!
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Flip cap oil cap also. The starter housing must be from a older saw.
And the chain brake. But either way they were the same with different stickers and name plate. Mine is muffler modded which is overkill on a saw like this. And it picks up from idle like a scalded dog.
 
They are a little too much for a top handle for sure.
I've only just acquired this. I had a MS150t with a muffler mod and a timing advance and that thing was tiny and dare a say it like an angry little pixie. It had a 10" 1/4" bar and chain. That thing was perfect with a few mods.
 
Thinking maybe I should sell it and get a small rear handle.
What's the theory behind wanting to sell it? Do you not need a top handle. I don't either, I just come by saws either keep me or flip them. My go to saw is my 357xp.
 
What's the theory behind wanting to sell it? Do you not need a top handle. I don't either, I just come by saws either keep me or flip them. My go to saw is my 357xp.
I have a ms261 a 066 and a homelite super ez for the farm but I'm not a climber at 62 years old. I like flipping saws also for a little social security supplement.
 
So while we are talking MS200Ts what am I missing in this handle that stops my 2nd 200 from going to fast idle after choke.IMG_0157.JPGIMG_0156.JPG
 

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