Just finished this one, a Stihl ms250 with a new aftermarket p/c.
This has just become my newest saw that I hate the most to work on. I hope there is a separate hell for the Stihl engineers who designed this, where they are sentenced to eternity dissembling and assembling them.
It's like they said "let's design a saw that has an incredibly cramped setup where everything interferes with everything else, and it has to be put together in exactly the right sequence or you're screwed".
Pretty much the only redeeming qualities of this saw are the light weight (just a hair over 10 lbs) and the inboard clutch.
But then again I'm used to working on older simpler saws that are easy to work on, so forgive the rant.
This has just become my newest saw that I hate the most to work on. I hope there is a separate hell for the Stihl engineers who designed this, where they are sentenced to eternity dissembling and assembling them.
It's like they said "let's design a saw that has an incredibly cramped setup where everything interferes with everything else, and it has to be put together in exactly the right sequence or you're screwed".
Pretty much the only redeeming qualities of this saw are the light weight (just a hair over 10 lbs) and the inboard clutch.
But then again I'm used to working on older simpler saws that are easy to work on, so forgive the rant.