MS200 Back handle what they worth?

[born2trot]

So what we saying for one that works ??

[WoodED]

200/250 ive seen um go for (at least the ones ive bidded on anyway)

[born2trot]

It took a while but we got there Swinny

[swinny]

It took a while but we got there Swinny

 

Yay

[Jesse]

Any advance on rocking horse excrement ?

 

£150 all day long for poo that looks like that:lol: its what i think is the best Sthil saw they ever made, you would not believe the diameter of timber i have over the years abused that saw with.not that one but my own poor saws:001_tt2: When i have one of those to work with i just can't be arzd to pick up another.I'd pay 150 good luck:thumbup1:

[Mortimer Firewood]

I WOULD PAY £275 FOR IT:thumbup:

[Martyn Amos]

i sub sometimes with a company from abergavenny,they have been running since 1971,thats all they use for climbing is the ms200..:001_huh:they dont own any top handle saws?? when i was with them last thursday,they had bought a new ms201

[arbogrunt]

I reckon £200-250. Great little saw, mines still going strong after a previous life as a 200T As aside, has anyone tried the MS201 backhandle?

[Percytopliss]

Fairly new to the trade as I've only been climbing two years, had a 201 back handle and loved it! Found it easier when chogging stuff down but had it converted to a top handle after 6 months:001_smile:

[arbogrunt]

...I like chogging down with a 200, use it more on the ground now I've got a grunty 201T with a 14" bar. Its a cracking little saw for coppicing and roadside work, much better than lugging a bigger ground saw about. The other plus for me was 90% commonality in parts with the climb saw, if something broke on one, I could just swap parts with the other. To this end, i've put a 200T chainbrake/front handguard on mine.