RCO new video

[Gray git]

Sorry can't get a link up with phone and pc is playing up so any help would be good.

Thought out old friend reg was losing it at 1st but all became clear very quickly, well worth a watch!

 

I agree with the sentiments of your video reg ;-)

 

sent while pretending to do something important on my mobile.

[dexta]

Sore it the other day, I think we no which way reg votes sthil/ husky. Very sutle

[taffupatree]

About as subtle as a sledgehammer! Actually made me laugh out loud. Share the sentiments exactly

[skyhuck]

Would be interested to see someone do that with a 540t:sneaky2:

 

The 540 has the power, but other than thats its pants, IMO:thumbdown:

[Tom D]

Want to swap it for my sturdy 201 Dave?

[Ian C]

540 is a great saw imo like it better than my 200s

 

Never had the misfortune of owning a 201 thank god.

[redmoosefaction]

Here's the link...

 

[scotspine1]

good to hear the 540t is as good as the 200t, pity bout the 201t, well built but you can't hide it's poor performance, the 020t/200t was always an eager saw with the grunt required for our work.

 

pity to think this saw will die out......if Stihl read this, they should seriously think about re-introducing the 200 cause if they don't, in 10 years the 540 will probably have taken 90% of the top handled market

 

[Ian C]

Does make me laugh though, as few years ago on here another firm copied the arbtrolly and quite a few stuck up for reg funny how thete silent when he slags a big manufacturer off on the web!

 

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[scotspine1]

Does make me laugh though

 

Reg was just being honest, only thing I didn't like was I'd have sold the 201t instead of running it over, the arbtrolley debate was another issue altogether and not comparable. Stihl are a massive company and to bring the 201t to market was an insult to our intelligence. As a saw, it does the job, but only just and not very well at that.

 

Now the 540 is getting established the 201's days are numbered and Stihl only have themselves to blame.