Dave1976
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Srihl ms 162 Because ot has inboard clutch Parts are available Low vibrarions Good balance Clutch side exhaust on Echo 2511 WES. Not sure if that is good idea.
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I am looking to buy ms212. Coming from ms170, would i see enough power increase ?
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I don't have any husquarnas but It seems 560xp - auto tune I.e. 460 tune it yourself, if need be Some more experienced members may comment on reliability of either, and dependence on dealer with software if need be
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Does any cordless chainsaw has clutch other than husqvarna 542i ?
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Yes. Petrol clutch disengages around 3000rpm.
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From my perspective, cordless have no clutch, and if cought in safety chaps, it wont stop in a same way as it slows down.
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I see cordless saws with 50cc power equivalent way more dangerous than petrol.
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If price was the same, which one would you recommend ? Stihl parts are more available in general. Husqvarna parts can be found too.
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Ms251 is a very good saw. If loyal to Stihl, step down would be ms231, ms201cm, ms212, and ms182. Step up would be ms261. Good luck.
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Anyone stripped and replaced the motor on a stihl Msa 200
Dave1976 replied to gensetsteve's topic in Chainsaws
My first saw was 40v cordless. Used it intensively for 2 years until it broke down. Very good to learn with. As chain speed is not as high as on petrol ones. Torque was sufficient though. I took it apart, and i knew i will bin it afterwards. Some piece of electric motor broke. I have never seen a tool that would be more difficult to put back together. And i consider myself having decent repair skills. -
Gta 26 is so conveniently light, that i would never use any other similar tool. Have 2 batteries just in case. But usually get through work with 1.
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Hello, If i was to buy a new chainsaw, which of the 2 would you suggest, Husqvarna 440 mark ii or Stihl ms212 ? Both have nice and low anti vibe specs. And Stihl is £50 cheaper. Felling, clearing. Trees 15-30cm, often hardwood.
