Birch removal with the new MS201-TCM

[SuperPowerPatty]

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Took down a birch with the new stihl 201, and wow it has so much more power than it's predecessor aspecially on bigger pieces

 

 

Enjoy

[silky fox]

It certainly is a lot better.We got one last week.Very impressed.

[JosephD]

Good video , very professional.

[TurtleWoods72]

You're a braver man than me! Bravo.

[jose]

Im tempted. No great love for the 201tbh.

But tried the echo and have even less love for that lol!

[matthawh1966]

Same, bought an echo build quality not that of a stihl, got a 201 and not impressed with that either, stupid little spark plugs brake down every two weeks or so.

[jose]

ha im glad its not just me!

never changed a plug to date with the old 200T but these dame things kill them in no time.

[Steve Bullman]

Never had to change a single spark plug on mine. I run aspen, wonder if that helps?

[Joe Newton]

Never had to change a single spark plug on mine. I run aspen, wonder if that helps?

 

 

Nope, I run a 4yr old 201 on good old petrol and it's still on it's original plug.

 

Come to think if it I've never had to replace a spark plug in any of my saws, though I have done for others.

[jose]

Well I've got 2 201 both die on a regular basis. I've drilled

The exhaust on one but makes no difference.

Also got got 2 150t which die way too often aswell.

All my other kit, blowers, hedge cutters strikers bigger saws all have been going for yrs without ever missing a beat.

The only difference is the spark plug, not the fuel.

 

Not sure why they went smaller (save weight or money?) but either way it's ruining the saws reputation.

I would go husky route but I don't

Like the sound of them been brittle tbh.

I am hoping the tcm may address the problem. Or perhaps I should try Mikita next?