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Yeah, hardly pick up the 200 any more unless i have a large TD. And even then, i can take a lot of tree apart with a 12" bar.

My 150 is still running pretty nice. It has its place. My Echo 2511 has stepped up to replace it with out regret. I think you will like it Brian. Also, search out the carb tools for echo as well. I got some off ebay I believe.

Thanks buddy.

I finally got my 2511, was on back order seemingly forever. Used it on a couple of jobs, but 1/4 would be way smoother.

Kevin? Do you have the part number for the sproket, and how did you adapt the bar to the 2511. I thought I saw you post it somewhere. But I can't find it.

Keeping it or selling it?

Yup

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Mine oils fine. The weak points are.... Stop switch.... Probably easy fix if I took the time. I think the contact is either gummed up or something. Works sometimes. Nose sprocket on the bar. Weak point. But once it goes, chain is bent as well. Never have used up the teeth On the chain yet and I...

I will own a second 150 here soon. Love the one I have. I'll strip a whole pine out, top it with the little bugger. Good on fuel too. Once I get into 8-10 inch wood, just hand me the 200T, or the 044 depending on the taper. Great little saw.

It is rather amazing what I can dismantle with it.

Nice work too :thumbup: Great little saws!

I want one, but I'll have to lock it up ... It will be the first saw Kat will grab. She is hard on saws.

This is way cool! :thumbup:

Looks like just opening the recessed part, you still could replace the spark arrestor.... and still have some gains

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I can see it for dead wood.. A conifer as you describe B, black oaks... Some spreading crowns on virgin prunes that had some decent sized dead wood to deal with. Something that is pretty common for my schedule. Probably be good on some mistletoe jobs as well when you have to take out some tops...

I probably would not buy one for at least a year.. see what bugs find their way up to the surface.....

Maybe.