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hi everybody thinking of getting a 339xp plan on using it for tree surgery and a spot of carving wondering what your thoughts are on this saw ?

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hi everybody thinking of getting a 339xp plan on using it for tree surgery and a spot of carving wondering what your thoughts are on this saw ?

 

order a stihl rear handle ms200 in from france instead, they have the ce markings too

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i hated the 339, got rid of it on ebay, not as well balanced as the 200, not as easy to fill up, and for some random reason the oil holes in the bar would always jam up with crud resulting in you having to remove bar and chain to flush out 20 times a day, well twice was the norm actually because i would throw the thing in the truck and get a proper saw! 200 with back handle is great, ive got two now, use them for climbing to, i find them a little easier on the wrists than the 200t

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Good little saw mate, ideal for what you are planning for it. The air filter is in a bit of a bad place though and gets clogged up after so long. Basically the same as the 338 iirc.

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