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True Chirs, I will use that 16" bar till past buried and just before double cutting to keep the weight off me. Often a 200T with a 16" bar can take most of our trees down to about 60-70 feet if they are less than 130 feet tall. so almost 1/2 a tree once they get lager than 70 foot tall.

The earlier carbs had issues as well as I recall.. That was supposedly fixed.

They supposably sped up the saw with the 355. It was my biggest complaint about the 360T. Just repeating what I am being told. mY 360t's are quite durable (with exception to the chain brake and some plastic) and still run. But you can tell the difference in a TD with one. Takes longer for...

Trouble is... the cylinder. No after market yet.

Here is my prediction. The 200T stuff that is patented (Mainly the P&C) will eventually become open to the after market and we will be able to reuild them at around $200.00 for all the parts (including intake boots and the like) and we will do just that with the old ones before buying a whole...

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Theft sux!

:lol:

Is that sort of like Smitherene? :lol: ;)

I left the dealer because of lack of. They only support parts these days :lol:

Yeah I really want to pick one up (2139) and mod the exhaust and see what I get. I'll buy another 200T first though.

Emission compliance driven changes I am betting. SUX though.

Yeah they do that on the new engines when they get warm. My Echos will often do the same thing. Do what the Sqwerl said and see if it will run ok. The Echos never seem to dial in right, not that I can dial them in. Friggen special tools and all that. But the dealer messes with them and it does...

Thanks Roger :)

A little interstate commerce would suffice when I am ready :D

yup. they just don't seem to have any reps here in CA. So I am guessing they are not CARB compliant, and that in itself, would mean they run better. :lol:

I am probably going to talk someone into picking up a 2139 Jonsered once I find out 1) who can, 2) who will 3) after I buy another 200T :D I really wanna try that saw.

YOU KNOW IT! :lol:

Found a new 200 T down in the valley... Gonna have to go back and get it though... Won't let me pay for it over the phone and go get it. I have to purchase in person :dontknow:

True. I was just thinking of chunkin and cutting..