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Look into the electric tarps similar to the Dump truck tarps. I think you?ll find with the adjustability of those, you can find what you need. That?s my future plan for my chip truck.

Thank You August. Heath

Have you considered having your 361 rebuilt & Woods Ported? They take to it pretty well. If not, a new MS362 v2, & you can get it with M-Tronic or a standard carb. Or a MS461.

They are direct competitors, the 390/2188 & the MS660/661. The MS461 is worth buying. The 575/576 Huskys have bottom end bearing troubles and have been a "stop gap" saw till the new 572 comes out. I would recommend buying a MS461 & letting others prove the 572. New Models of just about...

If you decide you want it ported in Ontario, I know a good one in Paris.

MS461

Yes.

If 2" is a concern, a quick boot kick where the wrap portion of the handle would touch the ground will fix that.

I thought so too, on all points, but I was wrong. It is worth it.

It Absolutely Sucks. I'll try that.

I have a newer Pantin, less than 3 years old. I stopped using it because the climbing line wouldn't stay in it. Is there a trick to that?

How Many Copies would it take to make it possible? I personally believe there is enough interest. Put me down for a Copy if that ever comes to Fruition.

I don't know why I can't upload the videos here; I suppose I'll go thru the Tube. @Mastermind himself, chicken legs & all. I am impressed with the P100s like the one Randy now owns. Cool Saws.

Jamestown. Where in NW Georgia?

I just saw this. Sign up here, http://opeforum.com , & start looking.

The Rubber Rings with the tool to install is an Awesome way to do it, & the end user can rotate slings as needed keep from wearing 1 section out. Thank You August.

We've got a back up to the back up 193T that's been a good saw: it's not a MS200T, but being #3, it does alright in its limited use with a 14" Picco b&c.

I thought there was a picture earlier?

2 Sizes: 1. Regular- 3/8" to 9/16", 9/16" rated 2. Large- 5/8"-3/4", 3/4" rated.

I am too, but I Strongly Encourage you to use a right handed saw, Right Handed. Seeing some the carnage from folks doing just what you described was incentive enough for me to get into the habit of using saws the way they were intended. I do not mean to preach, but it's your health, &...