Spotted at local dealer

[Pioneer]

This beast.



No price, and I didn't ask. You would have to search a long time to find a tree you would need this saw for in this province. Picked it up just to see the weight, what a tank, 23 lb.
They had an assortment of Husqvarna and echo equipment, as well as some echo red armor oil for $22.95/1L, a decent price here.
Another saw that caught my eye was the echo 2500t electric, didn't realize how compact the saw actually was until I saw one in person. If I was a professional arborist who did climbing, I think that would be my number one choice.

 

[grizz55chev]

This beast.

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No price, and I didn't ask. You would have to search a long time to find a tree you would need this saw for in this province. Picked it up just to see the weight, what a tank, 23 lb.
They had an assortment of Husqvarna and echo equipment, as well as some echo red armor oil for $22.95/1L, a decent price here.
Another saw that caught my eye was the echo 2500t electric, didn't realize how compact the saw actually was until I saw one in person. If I was a professional arborist who did climbing, I think that would be my number one choice.

If you have to ask, you can't afford it!

 

[Lightning Performance]

This beast.

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No price, and I didn't ask. You would have to search a long time to find a tree you would need this saw for in this province. Picked it up just to see the weight, what a tank, 23 lb.
They had an assortment of Husqvarna and echo equipment, as well as some echo red armor oil for $22.95/1L, a decent price here.
Another saw that caught my eye was the echo 2500t electric, didn't realize how compact the saw actually was until I saw one in person. If I was a professional arborist who did climbing, I think that would be my number one choice.

You should have asked. 1500 and you could still come out smelling like a rose.

Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. Enjoy your day.
Um, those saws are too small for removing Appalachia hardwoods especially if they are dead oaks. It's an under powered trim saw for ornamental trees, pines and other softer smaller trim jobs. I don't do them anymore and choose not so these aren't going to be useful for removals on big trees. Pines for trimming your way up yes. Once your heading down you need more saw right quick. The hardest thing to do is change tools in your hand when your so use to a 200T and the way it feels. This is the hardest thing to explain to others. I can run a stock saw with 12" bar, my usual 14" or swap on the 16" or 18". Granted the 16-18 is a ported saw but it is the same to my muscle memory. I know this saw literally inside and out. It's hard to change for me.
201T feels like mush in my hand and other issues with that saw.
The 192's are piled up here and get no use or love
193 meh
194 meh
Sold them all.
2511 meh too small for me
Sold every single other one you can think of in every brand or shelved it.
Huskys, Echo all sold and none stuck around.
Sadly and electric saw can not complete with gas, yet.
The way a saw feels to me and the accuracy of it's cut matters the most. The power is secondary and a 200T always has extra in any trim.

The MS150 is waste of money and time to most people unless you trim small stuff or pines and things like wet maple or softer woods. It was painful to do storm damage, climb with or use in bucket trucks. It's really slow. I don't think you'd get much run time doing hardwood removals on battery powered chainsaws. It's just an opinion. Time is money when guys are standing around. If you can use two bull lines and three ground guys this could never ever move that fast. I've seen it done and those ground guys run two portawraps. Did it a few times long time ago. Fast matters on removals. I'm slow now.

 

[Lawless]

 

[Lawless]

That is a beast for sure OP

 

[HumBurner]

This beast.

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No price, and I didn't ask. You would have to search a long time to find a tree you would need this saw for in this province. Picked it up just to see the weight, what a tank, 23 lb.
They had an assortment of Husqvarna and echo equipment, as well as some echo red armor oil for $22.95/1L, a decent price here.
Another saw that caught my eye was the echo 2500t electric, didn't realize how compact the saw actually was until I saw one in person. If I was a professional arborist who did climbing, I think that would be my number one choice.

Maybe someone ordered it as a mill-saw then couldn't afford it.

Shoulda asked the price, as maybe the dealer would make a good deal on it.

 

[Captain Bruce]

Is the location provided for other AS Members that live in the area of "The Beast"?

 

[Pioneer]

https://www.cseswpg.com/

 

[EchoShindaiwaMakitaDolmar]

Is this still available?

 

[Campbellcontractlogging]

This beast.

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No price, and I didn't ask. You would have to search a long time to find a tree you would need this saw for in this province. Picked it up just to see the weight, what a tank, 23 lb.
They had an assortment of Husqvarna and echo equipment, as well as some echo red armor oil for $22.95/1L, a decent price here.
Another saw that caught my eye was the echo 2500t electric, didn't realize how compact the saw actually was until I saw one in person. If I was a professional arborist who did climbing, I think that would be my number one choice.

There like 1750$ that’s a mill saw for splitting large logs that the head saw can’t take around here

 

[Squareground3691]

This beast.

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No price, and I didn't ask. You would have to search a long time to find a tree you would need this saw for in this province. Picked it up just to see the weight, what a tank, 23 lb.
They had an assortment of Husqvarna and echo equipment, as well as some echo red armor oil for $22.95/1L, a decent price here.
Another saw that caught my eye was the echo 2500t electric, didn't realize how compact the saw actually was until I saw one in person. If I was a professional arborist who did climbing, I think that would be my number one choice.

I’ll take this over that any day. Lol