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50/50? Phone a friend?

 

044 long gone; became MS440 and is now totally superceeded by MS441 .

 

I,m still calling the ms200t an 020 :lol:

 

Proves how good they were - left indelible memories i.e. 020, 024, 026, 034, 036, 044, 046, 066 etc. I think 020 is a little more acceptable!! My climber says that too.

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Not really thought about the 460 . Something else to through into the mix .

 

If you are adding a 460 to the equation then that is the clear winner - unbelievably good saw - runs rings around my mak 7901 and H 390xp; not on paper no - but in reality oh yes! Get one before they bring out the 1 ton 461 !

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