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way cleaner than my 200t the 020 was a 200t before the 200t came out right? no flippy caps and i believe a better carb?

I like a big bar on the smallest, lightest powerhead possible, I've been known to run a 20-25" 3/8 .050 b&c on a 261, but as you have seen, sometimes an 881 with a 20" is just right lol

ive got some french army rifles for sale if anyone wants, never fired, only dropped once

you sure about that? never have seen a video like this about Europe! edit, age restriction for no reason edit 2: I run a .050 3/8P bar and chain, I quit messing with .043 unless its on a polesaw, sharp chain and even the long bar cuts like butter (modded 200t)

In the states we use long bars because these are average size trees, in a small European town I imagine they are typical smaller I live out in the middle if nowhere so the average tree is twice as big as if I went 5 minutes into town

so, I do agree its nose heavy, my 194T wont pull a 16" very well but my 200T will no problem, I actually really like how it cuts, the video is in red oak

I never have thought to use this trick on conifers, I can see working a rope down a 30ft long loblolly or slash pine limb Thanks Sean, I only use this trick to get past twigs and nubbins but have never thought to do much more with it