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The nose sprocket acts as an idler pully, not a gear sprocket Jed. The drive gear is the changing factor. On a bicycle, you are transferring the HP and torque through a set of gears to drive an axle from a powered axle (through the pedals). Not on a chainsaw bar. The front sprocket only serves...

Maybe parasitic drag? But I equate that with HP loss, not torque.

Just for reference... this tree was a tad over 100 feet tall and all the limb removal and the top was thrown with the 150t. https://www.masterblasterhome.com/showthread.php?11368-Tree-felling-vids&p=733235&viewfull=1#post733235

I paid a little over 500.00 with our 8% tax rate. I felt it was worth it.

Commercial warranties are shorter. I mode mine after about 30 days on a newer version saw. I will know in 30 days if I like the saw enough to keep it and what bugs or weaknesses it will have. Easiest is a muffler mod, then buy a spare muffler in case a warranty issue arises :)

And I believe the 355 is lighter than the 330 as well

Clicked on Ebay and found one under 300 immediately. This one looks pretty low use. Doubt you'll get a warranty with it though. Other thing I like about the Echos is that a small block is about 100.00 if you need a new motor...

Echo is hard to beat for the money and warranty