ms 150 vibration?

[TreePuncher]

Hi all,

 

Looking to buy a little ms 150 next week, been comparing the technical data on stihls website, and it looks to have more vibration than a 201 or ground saw,

 

Can anyone agree with this, or are the numbers shown too smaller difference to notice when being used?

 

Cheers

[not for sale sorry]

I bought one Friday mate and all I can say is..................... is that every man/lady and his/her dog should have one! I had bi lateral carpal tunnel two years ago, so I am quite anal about vibrations but I did not think it was that bad. There is a thread on here that a few people were saying that they thought it was quite bad for vibrations. each to there own I suppose. Don't let it put you off its a cracking little saw for reductions.

[TreePuncher]

I bought one Friday mate and all I can say is..................... is that every man/lady and his/her dog should have one! I had bi lateral carpal tunnel two years ago, so I am quite anal about vibrations but I did not think it was that bad. There is a thread on here that a few people were saying that they thought it was quite bad for vibrations. each to there own I suppose. Don't let it put you off its a cracking little saw for reductions.

 

lol, i think i would pay to see his/her dog use one

 

thanks for the info, think they look great little saws, is it normal to get excited over a chainsaw? Lol

[Treemoose]

Yes it's normal

It's not a saw your holding down the throttle for long so it's not like your subjecting your self to loads of vibes

I've not had a problem with it but I do always wear gloves even when it's hot (suntan forearms and white hands isn't a good look tho)

[not for sale sorry]

It would be funny lol

 

I think my fiancée has given up with me and saws/kit now now looking into a mewp I think the sh*t will hit the fan when she finds out about that purchase though

[spudulike]

lol, i think i would pay to see his/her dog use one

 

thanks for the info, think they look great little saws, is it normal to get excited over a chainsaw? Lol

 

Erm - perfectly normal....in my strange world anyway:blushing:

 

The technical term is "CAD" Chainsaw acquisition disease and is a well known medical term - ask the wife, she will verify this:thumbup1::lol: