Stihl MS 150T brich tree dismantle.

[not for sale sorry]

Ok so thought I would show the people on the fence what this saw is all about, I love it! at the start point of this video the saw had done about one tank of fuel so it is brand new! did a lime reduction today and the saw just gets better! Tried to keep it smallish size vid, bit of choging down at the end as well. Not the best vid I have put together but it will give you a picture about the saw [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VR8QmR75MM]Birch dismantle with a Stihl MS 150T - YouTube[/ame]

[geoff]

That saw will get even better after its had a few litres through it, I take the bar off every morning before using mine, & clean the channel & oil holes out, & give the nose sprocket a drop of oil, especialy if its going to cut dead wood or larger pieces, top saw these are!

[not for sale sorry]

That saw will get even better after its had a few litres through it, I take the bar off every morning before using mine, & clean the channel & oil holes out, & give the nose sprocket a drop of oil, especialy if its going to cut dead wood or larger pieces, top saw these are!

 

I am well chuffed with it mate, I sat on the fence for a while, but had a load of reduction work accepted and thought s*d it lets try one out

[chrisgilltreesurgery]

Great video mate, ive just bought a 150 today and think its mint for pruning and reduction work

[geoff]

Belting little saw these are, every climber should have one!

[not for sale sorry]

Thanks chrisgiltreesurgery.

 

Every man/lady and there dog should have one geoff

[Eddy_t]

This is what I did with mine, they're fantastic

 

 

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[MattyF]

Wow... I would not use it for cutting over 3" ... It's painful over 4" !

[Coletti]

I know I haven't got any where near as much experience as most of you so im only talking from my personal experience but I just use the silky for 3" and less, sometimes maybe even a little more than 3" and use my little echo (which is practically the same saw as the ms150t) for anything up to 8" or so, I don't really see the point in the extra cost of a saw if all your going to use it for is 3-4" timber, just seems like a waste of £300+ to do what you an do with a silky that's already on your harness

[Coletti]

Oh and nice vid by the way, really shows what these little saws are capable of, I couldn't be without the echo, don't even know its on your harness

 

 

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