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Oh shucks with a little guidence you could handle a 125 Mac with a 48" bar .;)------but I think perhaps a little Stihl would be a better choice for you .

I have no idea where that little Stihl saw ever came from .Maybe somebody owed the present owner some money or something .A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush they say . Well,whatever .You might get satisfaction of taking owed money out of somebodies hide but that will just land you in...

I had some little orange contraption a few years back 010-012 something .That thing had an itty bitty reed in it about the size of a nickle rather than be a piston port design .It cut okay too for a little saw .

No problem.I'll just turn it down side up .:P

011 That little thing is an 011,the only one I've ever seen as a matter of fact . I don't know much about it .It most likley is a trim the apple tree in that back yard type saw .

No but now my curiosity has gotten the best of so I'll trot out and take a look see what the contraption is . On second thought I think I'll just stroll rather than trot .;)

I forgot the number on that thing again .Whatever it is it doesn't run too bad for a little saw .I don't even know why it's out in my shed because I can't find a thing wrong with it .:? It's not mine of course .

I don't think the rear handle 200 was ever intended to be a "treemans" saw .Just like the 200T was never intended to be a saw for the occasional user and the price reflects that fact . It's just a little rear handle ,trim the apple tree type thing . Actually I have something similar in the...

Well that's revolting .

They had a bunch of junk Zama carbs on them.They developed cracks in the area around the diaphragm and sucked air.From what I gather Stihl never stood behind them because they are so called pro saws. I've got one that was shipped to me from Australia that I analized and found the...