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I've wrecked many large trees with a sharp 192t and efficient cutting. Many days when I'm using my 200t, I wish I had my 192t on me. I think I sucked something into the carb or something. My first one lasted a long time of hard pro work. I prefer it by a longshot to the 200t for a lot of pruning.

You'll cut the rope cover with a handsaw, but you won't cut the steel core. A 192t would have a hard time, I'd bet with the smaller chain than 200t, to cut a steel core lanyard. A 362 could cut one. Are the trees conifers/ evergreen or hardwoods? If you're climbing DdRT, and want to have a...

Buy a new Stihl or Husky (local dealer support might be important). You don't need frustration of dealing with a POS saw in a tree when you're new. You aren't "JUST cutting down a tree". If its too much to keep after you're done. Sell it in good condition. A reliable top-handle saw is the...