The 441's

[Graham99]

They look well proportioned with that size bar on them, the 20" looks tiny. When I pull my fnger out and get mine I'll start with a 20" bar but will look to get a 28" in the future to cover off all my bases.

 

[CR500]

Well I guess pics or it didn't happen huh??? lol Well after doing some cleaning on the 3 saws I decided to take some snap shots, sorry about quality it was off my phone.View attachment 244812View attachment 244814

 

[Arbonaut]

Hey guys I'm back

Three more members in there.

 

[brncreeper]

who cares about such fatass saws anyway???

lmao!

 

[mtrees]

Please include me!!

 

[Arbonaut]

Please include me!!

Yer in, thanks.

 

[Arbonaut]

Somebody needs to put some pressure on the manufacturers to develop either some ethanol restistant neoprene parts or a more advanced material for fuel systems. Maybe a group of pro saw enthusiasts could form the core for advancing that.

 

[mtrees]

Yer in, thanks.

Thank you!!


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[porsche965]

Who cares about such fatass saws anyway???

Now Niko be nice .

There are some of us that happen to like these "fat bottom girls" especially if they have been worked over a bit. :msp_wink:

You chase perfection all the time, and believe it or not even Husky isn't perfect. I'ts OK, they all have their strengths and when you consider dependability, these chubby saws aren't too bad at all!

We need them both, Stihl and Husky to keep the pressure on each other to bring us the lastest and greatest. Take care Troll.

 

[Arbonaut]

I'ts OK, they all have their strengths and when you consider dependability, these chubby saws aren't too bad at all!

We need them both, Stihl and Husky to keep the pressure on each other to bring us the lastest and greatest.

I never noticed the additional weight in the MS261 or 441 until someone else pointed it out. I've got at least one copy of each of these saws' predecessor. They are so smooth to operate, if I had to estimate, I would have thought they were lighter. They ride like a mid-seventies LTD. Husqvarna makes a fine product. I had a WR250 that would pull a wheelie in top gear. They make a decent sewing machine, too I'm told.

 

[Roll Tide]

Well I dont mind the weight of my ported 441 or 261. They get the job done quick. My 441 has been in service for awhile with no issues.

 

[Arbonaut]

Well I dont mind the weight of my ported 441 or 261. They get the job done quick. My 441 has been in service for awhile with no issues.

No complaints or issues here either. You can't beat the screw-on filter with the 261. I love it. Stihl engineers never sit around on they hands. They at least are tipping a cold one. You can afford to do that if your staff is capable of churning out stuff like 066, 044, M-Tronic and Oilomatic/Rapid Super. (And Captive Bar Retainers.)

 

[Arbonaut]

Like your new platform Stihls? Stop by and check out this new group. You are invited to join.

Who cares about such fatass saws anyway???

Who invited you????:msp_rolleyes:

I did. I invited everybody.

 

[Arbonaut]

It's lookin' good in there, guys. Let's see some more pictures. Chips flying is preferred.

 

[farmboss45]

Gonna try to vid the deflowering of my new ms441 tomorrow, big ash coming down!!

 

[Arbonaut]

Gonna try to vid the deflowering of my new ms441 tomorrow, big ash coming down!!

Yer in, Buddy. Luv that avatar.

 

[Arbonaut]

Saxman's 441

 

[Arbonaut]

Beautay, Saxman.

How 'bout those incriminating photos of you and, "No Spill Jill," Steve..?? Ha Ha.

 

[naturelover]

441c

Well, I probably got all of an hours run time on it, but it sure was a happy hour....

Good grief, just out of curiosity, I looked to see the dates on these pics.

Poor saw is already nearing one year old.

 

[saxman]

Beautay, Saxman.

How 'bout those incriminating photos of you and, "No Spill Jill," Steve..?? Ha Ha.

If I had any of me and " no spill Jill", I would keep them all to myself!