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Lol, I don't actually get a lot of pm's I've just been here along time. That 660 is a runner. Built by Ed heard. EHP.

Cannon is the local choice.;)

The pics? That's weird. Posted as usual, but now they appear as links for me too? Fixed I think?

I checked my I pad, an amazing lack of saw pictures on it.

Ha, that doesn't sound right. I'll see about it tomorrow. Starting line up is locked in the truck out in the freezing dark.

Yah they do suck the tophandle dogs, but easier to handle in a tophandle size, as the saw gets larger and more cumbersome I find it more necessary to have the big dogs, for leverage and to "hold" the saw.

Solid looking line up but those dawgs and handlebars wouldn't work for me. Westcoast here, big dawgs and 3/4 wrap for me.

Lmao. Heh, some saws. There's just no other way to describe them.

I've got one of the original 441's. Smooth saw but lackluster performance for the weight, atleast in the original model imo.

I've never had to do crank work and I've got a couple 46s pushing 20 years. One was on the truck all fall, and was the go to as it feels like it spanks the much newer 461 riding with it.

You got that right. The best saw is a sharp one that runs properly. Stihl is what I know, so it's what I stick with, their longevity is simply amazing imo.

I roll with two 200ts or a 201 in the mix, two mid size saws 460 or 461, and one 660. If the trees are big, I'll bring more big saws. And because I'm a Stihl nut bar, I've got back ups for the backups and then some. I'd strongly recommend a min of two tophandles, easier to get by without any...

Not until you have back ups. Spares are a necessity imo, I couldn't imagine shutting a job down because one saw took a crap.

Heh, I've repented nothing. I've got a early 201 and that thing is a total dog compared to the newer one and Stihl won't do a thing about it. No 'upgrade kit' available around these parts.

The new 201's seem quite ripping to me.

Wow. I'd be lost without a tophandle.

What's your go to saw?