Stihl MS 441 C - M (M Tronic Version) *QUESTION*

[julian1234]

Hello all, I recently got this STIHL MS 441 C chainsaw from a friend (See attached photos)

It has some system called "M-Tronic" but I am not sure if that means anything.

Anyway, it is a little small for cutting up some twigs/branches around the yard, so I am looking to sell it.

Do you think I could get 50 bucks for it? Let me know.

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[ZinTrees]

so you're saying a 70CC saw is "small" for cutting up twigs
"M tronic" is sorta a big deal but not

also, $50? you're joking I hope, considering supposedly you sold an MS250 for $305 + shipping

 

[Colonel428]

Sure, I'll give you $50 for the 441. I just need some kind of proof that you're not completely full of crap and actually have a working condition saw.

 

[julian1234]

Sorry, is this considered a nice chainsaw? Seems a little small (In my personal opinion)

 

[ZinTrees]

they go for over $900 used

also, its a 70CC saw, it'll run a 32" bar if you go easy, a 25 or 28 would be its sweet spot, nothing "small" about it, unless you run a 661 or 881 every day

 

[julian1234]

It has a 28" bar on it I believe.

 

[julian1234]

You think I could get $900 for it? WOW

 

[ZinTrees]

You think I could get $900 for it? WOW

If it runs, and if it's not a scam

 

[julian1234]

Alright, thanks for the input, Any ideas for a saw that is more capable of cutting up some twigs/branches?

 

[ZinTrees]

Alright, thanks for the input, Any ideas for a saw that is more capable of cutting up some twigs/branches?

what size branches? the 441 will cut pretty much anything you want, from 1 inch to 4 foot diameter, if you think the 441 is too small then good luck, for limbing a 261 is the best thing going, but its even smaller (and lighter)

 

[julian1234]

Most twigs I cut up are no bigger than 3 inches, is the stihl MS 881 a good saw for that size?

 

[ZinTrees]

Most twigs I cut up are no bigger than 3 inches, is the stihl MS 881 a good saw for that size?

no, I would suggest the new prototype MS991i with a 96 inch bar running square filed chain

 

[julian1234]

Sorry, it looks like you can't buy that saw yet.
Should I go with the MS 881?

 

[ZinTrees]

Sorry, it looks like you can't buy that saw yet.
Should I go with the MS 881?

should get a used stihl 090, 137CC 32 pounds, plenty big enough for limbing!


just sayin, then 881 might be too small for those 3" limbs, although I do have a friend with an MS170 that claims he can cut a 12" limb, I am not sure I believe him

 

[julian1234]

Thanks, the 090 is a little old though. You mentioned something about the stihl MS 170? Is that big enough?

 

[TheJollyLogger]

Nothing about this post makes sense...
@ZinTrees , don't feed the trolls...

 

[Colonel428]

they go for over $900 used

also, its a 70CC saw, it'll run a 32" bar if you go easy, a 25 or 28 would be its sweet spot, nothing "small" about it, unless you run a 661 or 881 every day

**** Zin. I was gonna buy it for $50...lol

 

[BCreiner]

Nothing about this post makes sense...
@ZinTrees , don't feed the trolls...

The guys a ****ing idiot

 

[ZinTrees]

The guys a ****ing idiot

no kidding

its like Oliver youtube superstar, but trying to sell saws here, a few of our regular members will know

 

[Chainsaw Collectors]

Interesting thread, LMAO. I’d love to buy a saw like that for $50.