Why would anyone want a 357 Shinny? It is a full pound heavier than a 200T and has less power. Now, my 488, there was a nice saw....mine neeeds a clutch and maybe a new cylinder, which I have...but the old one has been woods modded.....still runs but is scored a bit....
Clearance, nothing wrong with the 335's, really, for those of us that know how to solve problems.....mine outcut the 200T and run well day in and day out.
Clearance, nothing wrong with the 335's, really, for those of us that know how to solve problems.....mine outcut the 200T and run well day in and day out.
for home. When I used to work for a big tree company I was issued my own Husky 338 and I used a MS200t very often. In a nutshell I like the small Echo`s for prunning big trees/small removals because it is light and balanced, very reliable too. I like the MS200 for regular removals because it is powerful for a climbing saw. I did not like the Husky 338 very much. To me the balance was awkward when holding the saw horizontal. The grip was slick plastic and too fat and round to hold the saw horizontaly without it pivoting in my grip. The sparkplug cover will eventually fall off and shock the crap out of you on a regular basis. I`m not knocking Husky, I think its time they do some serious R&D and produce a better climbing saw. The Dolmar clibing saw appears to be expensive from what I`ve heard. For now I`m sticking with Echo`s for performance ,reliabilty and value. 
