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That's my choice, too. :)

Jay, I had it happen in Douglas fir, western red alder, and bigleaf maple...so a mix, but nothing truly hard like oak or hickory.

Jay, perhaps a better description of my observation with the PMC3 would help. By saying it had a tendency to get hung in the cut, I meant that at times it would seem the chain was racing along at a good clip, but not cutting much. If I'd lift the bar very slightly and then re-engage the chain...

I can do that. I'll keep my eyes open for it here.

My dealer serves a logging town in the foothills of the Cascades, Brian...this is not your run of the mill homeowner lawn care shop. You can buy blocks as big as a barbeque grill, 6000' foot reels of 1 1/4 inch cable, there's always at least 2 spankin' new 660's on the shelf for sale, along...

Very big difference, Willie. The PM has no safety humps, the PMC3 has 3 of them. I found that the one loop of PMC3 that came on my 200T didn't cut well, seemed to hang in the kerf off and on.

I can't find anything on PMC from google, and it's not listed in the catalog or Stihl website...what's it look like? Is it considered a low kickback chain?

Which two, Willie? Wonder why your guy can get it and my guy can't??? And Eddie says it's phased out of production.

Eddie, is this PMC different from PMC3?

Anyone used Windsor chain?

I think you are correct, Al.

At my local Stihl dealer, anyway. Dropped from the line as of this week, so the only Stihl manufactured chain for the 200/200T is PMC3, which is a low kickback chain. My dealer is ordering up some Windsor chain for me to look at as a possible replacement. He also could get some from Carlton...