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Find yourself a 200t and have it rebuilt if necessary. You won't find a better top handle.

That said I'm loving my echo 2511 for small work.

 

Meh I had 5 200t's in my life, and now have an early 540 which i have used and abused for 3 years without issue, a lot of guys had 201's but as they became unreliable switched to 540's so for me it shows how good a saw it is, just don't handle it like a wrecking ball! Impulse pipe issues are common and the auto tune is fairly good so will keep a saw running if these split.

 

But as with all things we all have our opinion and often there is no real right answer.

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Meh I had 5 200t's in my life, and now have an early 540 which i have used and abused for 3 years without issue, a lot of guys had 201's but as they became unreliable switched to 540's so for me it shows how good a saw it is, just don't handle it like a wrecking ball! Impulse pipe issues are common and the auto tune is fairly good so will keep a saw running if these split.

 

But as with all things we all have our opinion and often there is no real right answer.

I rate mine as well. 2 and a half now, only had 2 av springs and a worm gear for the oil pump in that time. Use it more than I should tbh (by chipper etc) only thing I struggle with is finding a decent bar as they all have grease points for the tip. Think stihl bars are much better than husky Oregon and sugi on that point.

 

 

 

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He's a secret closet stihl user....ask him how much he likes my 192t:thumbup:

 

You've quietly been trolling through Arbtalk patiently waiting for the day when you can cause me maximum embarrassment be revealing my sordid little secret that I actually enjoyed using a MS19... no I can't bring myself to say it in public

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