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You should be able to find a nice used one of any flavor here on the classifieds. Lots of guys collect vs use them or like to try saws from all the different builders. I could be talked out of a nib 440 for the right coin. If looking for a used 462, be aware the early ones had piston issues. I...

You will want a work saw/woods ported. They will use more fuel but cut faster and run cooler, never heard of one not lasting as long as a stock saw. The only issue I see if you are not used to tuning a carb saw, you may want to go with a mtronic or autotune. Getting the tune right on a ported...

The 460 and 461 are like a sore peter, hard to beat. Finding a nice one is going to cost you though. Hated to sell my ported 461 but a 044 fell into my lap.

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I’m going to pass onto another member, thanks.

She is clean, I’d see what rubber parts were worn, replace and port it. Find another donor for a hybrid..

Naw not that time, maybe next lol.

Rang it but left my username out like a dummy, pm-ed woodrow. Hope Bubba has a speedy recovery.

I was able to meet Randy and drop/pick up some saws, great guy to deal with. While I don’t have much time on the 044 he did, it’s been impressive so far. Looking forward to another one.

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Can't go wrong with a pistol toting monkey. Either one looks good though..

He’s got 3 threads going now so you are prolly right.

Hell of a budget range. Ported 261 or 400, lw 20” bar. If you don’t know how to tune carbs, go mtronic on the 261. All the 400s are already I believe.

A muff modded 261 does well with a 20” 3/8 full skip, great for limbing or needing that reach of a 20” on a light saw. Full bar buried cuts won’t be quick but possible. You are getting into 70cc saw territory then. Once ported they are even better, crazy power out of a 50cc saw. Check your...

I have one now but it belongs to a friend. It’s a cool little saw but I won’t have it long, just wanted to see if the hype was real. The 200 has been proven for years, hard to go wrong with those. Mine still impress me each time.

As much as I love the 200s, the echo 2511 with a muff mod is pretty close but much lighter. That is the only echo I could see myself using over a Stihl in the same cc class. I haven’t ran a 201 though..

This! I’d have to get a hell of a deal on a new one to skimp on a nice used mmws. Of course I’d go 661…

Clean low hour 2009 MS200, PHO. New oem Stihl carb, runs great. $650 shipped to the east coast, further will be more. Prices is FIRM. No trades unless it's a very clean 440. Clean low hour, one owner Husky 51. New fuel/impulse lines, fuel filter, air filter, plastic bulk head, carb...