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My 440 is dead. Looking for a 462CM wrap handle PHO shipped to Washington

Thanks. The Goat and LW are the ones I’ve been looking at.

I live in the trees. I have a paved 700’ long driveway and a massive paved turn-around by the house. I have a Stihl BR800, and after the last wind storm it took 2 full tanks of gas to clean off all the wet leaves and pine needles. I’m thinking of getting a walk behind blower to make it less of...

Like OP said. Top handles are herd animals. It makes sense to own two of them.

Would that work with a dime tip?

I'm in. Good luck to the great ape.

It’s a great combo. I love mine. Until Stihl releases the MSA 161 T in the states, the Echo is my wood chipper saw,

I think it's that size for a reason. If it was smaller, I think your arms would feel too close together and it might not balance a bar correctly. That's just a whiskey thought though...

Who is the best guy to talk to for state side?

I'm just a home owner, so I might be closer to your situation. I used to have a 201T that was modified by @blsnelling that I used for climbing and limbing the doug fir, cedar, and hemlocks. I sold it and now I have a 2511T Euro edition in the mail; it has the 1/4" picco standard. I want it...

So say we all

My saws always have female names

Maybe.Who hands out the participation trophies? It's not kids handing them out to themselves. It's weak adults that can't deal with their kid's disappoint. And other selfish adults that want the feeling of providing everything to their children, even if it means stealing life's lessons.

Is that a problem with the youth or the folks raising them?

Nice Scott. Any difference s in the clutch, cover, or oiler?

It seems like Stihl is being super careful on the DI... spend years on their cutoff saw, now going to chainsaws... After some time in service they'll probably add more models. I wonder if the DI module and fuel pumps scales in terms of weight...

I'm trying to conceptualize that... Do you have a picture to help us noobs?

Stand down. Return to DEFCON 5.

The local Echo dealer had one, and it had 91PXL chain on it... Oregon’s .050 3/8... so many bar chain combos out there for this one!

From what I’ve found just the .043 Sugi and 1/4” drive sprocket. Because of my MS150 and Kombi pole pruner I have enough chain already, I desire the Euro version. The Stihl semi chisel with safety bumpers does really great fro pruning. The 3/8LP is a bit grabby.