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MS 661 or 395xp

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On ‎12‎/‎4‎/‎2017 at 21:00, stihlmadasever said:

441 with a 25 will be slow...

Id have plummed for a 461 

I must be going senile...Just noticed a month after I bought it that it is a 461 lol

Just compared it with the 661 in the shop and went for the smaller.....

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My 395 pulls a .404 36" no problem .

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If I needed a bigger saw, it would be a 395xp, Im sure the 661 has its fans, but I prefer to avoid anything that may have 'new fangled' electronics, the less the better IMO- technology gone mad but I'

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We run an ms461 great saw. We also have an Echo 8002 and a husky 395xp (which I'm about to get ported). Big saws are hard work up a tree, I find changing climbers helps...especially on those long, hot days.

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