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MS170 12" MM + adj carb - chipper saw

MS192t 12" MM + adv timing, works we'll

MS200t 12" MM x2

346XP 16" Muffler Modded

MS261 18" full woods port, MM, timing etc

MS361 20" MM

288XP 24" MM

395XP 24" MM

MS660 25"/36" full woods port etc

088 30"/42" MM

 

That's enough to keep two blokes happy

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Stihl MS241 C-M with 16'' bar and a Husqvarna 372XP with 20'' and 24'' bars. I'd love to have a Stihl MS261 C-M with an 18'' bar, a Stihl MS661 C-M with a 28'' bar and a Stihl MS880 with a 36'' bar. Full skip chisel chains from Americaland are the only way to go on big saws with a pro set of felling dogs.

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MS200T

046

066

 

The current setup up has changed a bit but the above is a combo that can get a serious amount of work done with an unsurpassed reliability rate.

 

 

ATM it is

T540XP

560XP

066

 

You can never knock a 066.:thumbup:

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We have

 

Ms 150 top handle and rear handle 8inch

Ms 201 top handle and rear handle

14 inch

Ms 261 with 3/8 picco bar and chain 16 inch

Ms 362 18 inch

Ms461 25 inch

Ms661 30 inch

 

Does our requirements

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I dont know if this counts as a good set up but its what I ended up with

 

Husky 154 16 inch power sharp

Husky 254 16 inch power sharp

Husky 254 air injection 14 inch

Husky 288

Husky 288 high top muffler mod

Husky 365 20 inch

Husky 394 24 inch

awaiting rebuild is a 262xp and 254xp air injection

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