dan494
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Would the anti stress even kick in with small stuff like that?
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I didn't find the Oregon bar much better than the techlite
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Mines a slightly older one so I have to spray grease onto the gears that run the rollers but again you get to those and the grease points by opening up the flywheel cover
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The Jensen is very easy to work on, two bolts and the flywheel, blades bearings etc are all there and bonnet up and the engine can be got at from all angles
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Nice one, hope it serves you well
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Of course not, there are no UK dealers that I can see! Own a 365 though and is a good saw. Not knocking the dollar in the slightest but for me new over used and larger engine wins it
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The 365 all day long, bigger engine, warranty and you can turn it into a 372 when the warranty runs out
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Agreed killing a file a day seems far too fast??
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Im sure it's a good saw, running the husky range atm so haven't used a 241 have had a 261 though. I just mean I can't see a point is so many closely specified saws! Must be a nightmare for dealers to stock parts for the range
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Think that's true for the whole stihl range, never seen a point in a 211 231 241 251 261 271 291 !!!
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in case it's any use to you this is the bearing nearest the back so you can see the part numbers on it before removing your one
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Are the bearings worn or are they moving? Had the same thing on mine but the one nearest the back of the machine had come loose and just needed tightening
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Omg you can limit the cost per click to whatever you want, you must be nuts to pay anything like that!
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They're listed as Honda engines now but they dropped the hp from 23 to 21
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Is the cover sitting properly? I'm wondering if it's rubbing while the saw is in use? Used to have an echo top handle that never sat quite right
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Do you not touch them up with a grinder? Two hours would leave them dull/ blunt
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http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=231582506706&globalID=EBAY-GB
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Something like this one? https://m.costco.co.uk/view/product/uk_catalog/cos_10,cos_10.7,cos_1.9.1/185933 Can fit it yourself
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Could be wrong but don't think you'll get parts from a dealer, my dad picked up a barn find one last year, still on the original made in west Germany bar, showed it to a dealer who rated the saw but can't get parts for it anymore
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this is mine at the mo, been fine for two years but was done before I had a chipper so next one will be getting a chip box. Only cost about £80 including the paint and bolts so cant complain!
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Sounds good, the spring on mine has just started to stretch. Faultless apart from that
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Never heard of a hop handle saw either. Also this has been done to death, try the search function!
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A knackered old Bedford cf and a bonfire in the back garden to deal with the brash at £25 a tree 😉
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I had the older and slightly smaller cs510, good saw, very reliable, left it for six months at one point and it started third pull. Only negative was the av was poor in comparison to the stihl 261 that replaced it
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Ha yeah my wife says that, I've thought about dabbling in it but the money isn't there anymore, was debating making profession targeted site then selling it with customising to whoever bought it's photos etc. l Was doing a job for a web designer last year and he doesn't design them anymore, just manages them as not much uptake
