stihldragon
ArboristSite Operative
That's definitely something to ponder about. I like the 261c it's very competitive for it's size. Saws have innovated so much that they could probably care less if you break them in or not. I just feel comfortable with the idea that it "might" add hours to a saw.My latest saw, the 261c, was ran full throttle for about 30 sec by the dealer. I’m not sure if that is a break In process or just a way to see if it has any flaws. I know it made my gut feel funny, just didn’t seem right but that’s what they have done with 2 saws purchased there.
When I got it home I ran it hard with the bar buried in dry Oak. I’ve always been told to break something in the same way you expect to run it.
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