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Ha Ha Ha .Do you suppose my buddy in Littleton would welcome me with open arms if I laid a couple hundred on him for a place in the sun .:lol: When the sun rises in the western sky I might think about it .;)

You're welcome Butch ,any time . Still in all I can't for the life of me find where in the world Baileys hid that genaric springy thingy .:? They either quite selling it or I'm too dumb to find it .:? However I must say it spins my super duper regulation Smitherized modified Ms 200 T Stihl...

For reasons unknown to me I couldn't find the genaric springy starters that Baileys sell or sold at one time .It's a lead pipe cinch they would be a darned bit cheaper than those sold by the all mighty Stihl corp .Most likely work just as well to boot .

Some times I'm so slow about these things it's pitifull . I finally got around to installing the springy starter gizmo on the baby Stihl . Geeze all it is is a little spring thing with a plastic tube over it .How simple is that ? Any way the one I said I would send will go out in a few days as...

These were in bulk .Baileys must have sent a half a pick up full of stuff .Those handle ,pictures of Gerry B. up in that big redwood,Huskie pistons and coils,cylinders .Just tons of stuff . I'm not even certain of how you even install those handles .Tie a knot in them,whatever ? Got not a clue :?

I'm almost sure when Tom got that mess of saws replaced that got stolen all of them,200t,460 and 660 had that type starter handle . Fact is Baileys sent a whole slew of them to the Ohio GTG last fall .These were little ones .Fact is I've never installed them yet .I'll see this weekend what...

The jolt is not a big deal .It's when that son of a brick tries to pull you backwards through the rewind .

I can see your point on that . I had to put one on my 2100 Huskie before it completely ruined my hand . It doesn't get in my way but then again I'm not hoisting that thing around from a bucket truck either .

Not the bend the thread from the elasto-start but a D handle is certainly easier on the poor old hand and fingers than a regular starter handle . You get snapped by 100 plus cc's of saw engine it damned sure hurts you . With a D you have a better grip on things .

Have an 084 kick back on you just once and you'll wish you had that elastic gizmo . I had one come back on me hard the first of May and my hand is just now starting to heal .