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No idea. I sure do use mine a lot here on our property...more than any other saw. It performs above its displacement class.

A good plan, Scott...even though the darn thing just shrugged it off no prob :D.

As I said, the 200RH I have cuts WAY above it's weight class. Nearly matches my 361 with a 20 inch bar/chain. 7 pounds and change. That is pretty amazing.

:cry: :lol: The little rascal survived the dunking just fine, so maybe that's another reason to love it!

If you can find one, either 200 or 201, you will be a very happy sawyer. A little tiny bit of easy work letting the muffler flow, and my 200 RH is a fire breathing dragon. I run a 16 inch bar and chain. Anything up to 20 inch wood, I don't even think about a larger saw. I have most...

Not enough to keep my poor old man's hands comfortable. I'm in the same boat as Stig on this.

Prezactly...both price (same as a 200T in it's day), and the rest of the post content.

It's a fine little saw, works a treat for the little stuff. I'd climb with it, if I didn't have a 200T, in a heartbeat.