150t vs 201t which do you take?

[Jesse]

150 smokes the 201, only let down is file sze, pound for pound i know which one i'd rather have hanging of my waist

[treemeup]

Mozza, this is the best bit, there are no boots!! on this island, we all have our own little clouds which float us up into the canopy!!

[Mozza]

Any Unicorns or Care Bears?

[treemeup]

Just magic rainbows. Sorry

[Jesse]

OK this will be a first on this saw, I am the only uk Pearson to own a 150, sell it/gift it, and then regret it, it really is a **** chain, but the chain is what makes it such a well performing little saw, the 192 is its next best contender in the ultra light weight league 201, 200 its had its day, over the years for me that saw has been unreliable and disappointing. I am now going to buy my next 150 which i will keep, and just throw away the chains as they become dull. I got so lazy with my last 150 that i was using it for final cuts on all stem diameters below 300mm at or about ground level, thats bad. If i could have and used a wond the 150 would be my tool. I would smoke Harry Potter .

[arbogrunt]

keep the chainsaws, I've got a girl friday on my island....

[nz paul]

none, just use ground saw and drop everything in sight.

 

This!

[J.Bailey]

Can't really compare the 2 i think if you do alot of reductions and small pruning the 150 is the perfect saw. If you do alot of takedowns and larger diameter work in the tree no doubt a 200t.

 

But no way a 201..

[Old Mill Tree Care]

If it's a desert island there would be no commercialism so no need for a saw.

 

All I'd need is a bottomless bottle of Rum and a desert island dolly!

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[WoodED]

I'd choose................................... Getting my 200t rebuilt

 

 

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