Most aggressive chain for pole saw

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I'm here hoping to find options for mine too. Hope this thread is still going
Besides what has been posted it probably by a dedicated person take the Husqvarna battery saw sprocket and enlarge the hole and put it between the spring washer set up. Choose the mini .325. Have you tried the Stihl 1/4 (mini 71 not 13 class) or is that what you have?
 
I have a Stihl H100-2 pole saw and I was, too, initially quite unimpressed with the speed at which branches were cut! Hey -- my arms DO get tired holding it with them often outstretched to max to sever that branch! I, also, had thought of a more/aggressive/quicker cutting chain, but scratched that idea when I gave thought to the "wussy" powerhead on this saw. Only a 12" chain -- if kept sharp, my chains cut "OK" for me. Rather than seek/purchase a different chain, my remedy was to purchase two more OEM/stock chains: the STIHL 61PMMC3-44 Oilomatic Picco Micro Mini Comfort 12-Inch Saw Chain, 3/8-Inch Pitch, .043-Inch Gauge, 44 Drive Lengths. It is not a challenge -- and it provides those arms a break to stop and put a new chain on when cutting becomes slow. (To be sharpened later) Another "issue" not mentioned here is how the powerhead (at least on mine) sooo gets filled with sawdust -- a good time to brush all out as well as fill bar oil reservoir.
Works for me...
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