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And as far as money goes... A decent removal will run at least around $600. That's one tree for one saw... You guys can do the math...
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After being pleasantly surprised with the 361, I took the advice of several folks (and tree md) to heart and got the 200T. Box stock, all I can say is, "Wow." This little saw has it. Being in the '101' class here may mean that I'm driving a proverbial Cadillac and have more saw than is necessary while learning the ropes. However, I think this is one instance where I actually got what I paid for...if I do my part there is no bogging down and it zips through everything. If it lasts for years with care and maintenance, bonus. Went from fretful about the cost to content with two uses. +1 for the 200T.
After being pleasantly surprised with the 361, I took the advice of several folks (and tree md) to heart and got the 200T. Box stock, all I can say is, "Wow." This little saw has it. Being in the '101' class here may mean that I'm driving a proverbial Cadillac and have more saw than is necessary while learning the ropes. However, I think this is one instance where I actually got what I paid for...if I do my part there is no bogging down and it zips through everything. If it lasts for years with care and maintenance, bonus. Went from fretful about the cost to content with two uses. +1 for the 200T.
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