t540 xp

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I haven't scaled it but it doesn't feel heavier than a 200 to me?

Anyone know the actual weight difference?

To me the balance is nice. So far it's a pretty ripping saw.

Courtesy of Randy and Brad 540 201.

Lost the 338 and 200 PHO weight pics. :whine:

Wouldnt mind getting the PHO dry 338-2139, 200 and echo 355.

PHO dry weights.

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I loved the feel of the 2 338 I had compared to my 200 and that was just for my trimming uses. Not pro commercial use. Wishing now I would have kept the last 338.
My 200 was a hell of a runner though.
 
Still needing a 338 or 2139 PHO dry weight and echo 355 PHO dry weight.

200T PHO dry weight.

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My 540 crapped out in the cold here and it sat a couple of days. Wouldn't run worth a crap or rev up and wouldn't idle long enough to warm up. Fired up the 200 zero issues having sat in the same saw box and run in the exact same temps. Am I missing something with the 540 I wonder? For its sake I hope so.
 
Mitch said the stock husky 37 chain is in videos.

His warming it up alittle. stock to warm over 8)

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Mitch is done testing with that new 540 and is selling it now. He does this with all the new saws that comes out.

16" Techlite. Seven tanks of fuel on VP/XP. This will be the only one at this price. ($250 port job for $135) $750 shipped lower 48.
 
When you get back to climbing Bud let me know and you can give her a whirl for a couple weeks

Ill keep her as my "crane saw" for a while till I wear out some of my 200s
 
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