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The first saw I used was a MS341. Wouldnt reccomend that you do the same.

I got on very well with the MS230 when I first started - light enough to manouver with ease, powerful enough for any tasks a beginner should carry out, and not so powerful that you cant control the kick-back easily. Also it will still be a useful saw once youve got good, while imo you cant really say the same for a 181.

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Hi all, I've acquired an 038av super (converted to magnum 72cc) courtesy of ebay. I bought it as a long-term investment and for use should the job require it. This is my first petrol chainsaw and I'm very much a beginner. It weighs more than I thought it would, and probably more than the equivalent new model, but starts easily and is in good condition. How do I find out how old it is in case I need spare parts? There's a serial number below the kickback guard mounting: 119439859

 

Are the first 4 digits the month and year it was built?

 

Many thanks, Jon-Paul.

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