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Nice job Scott
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LOL yes!!! The master at work.
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I almost kinda miss that guy being around. If nothing else he was entertaining to say the least. Lol
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I've had a 241 since they first came out. In their class, in wood they are made for, they are a terrific 42cc saw. Running the 3/8ths lo pro stihl yellow chain on a 16". Not one problem and it's been years....I noticed in the video that T.M. did a nice job of leveling out the torque across the entire rpm range by the way it sounds and cuts. And it still is a strato saw, cleaner and better mileage to boot. Very nice work.
