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Can you post a link to a picture of such a super muffler. Would it just be like putting it through a small car's muffler, after the saw muffler? Is the muffler needed for two-stroke lubrication, or is that not the case?

I hear tinnitus, ATM. I wear plugs and muffs, often, and generally with anything but a top-handle or 250/261. Looking at the long-term, I think I should look into molded ear plugs. Do they have a lanyard? Easy to replace after getting the mold made the first time?

Wood poachers use a boat-motor-like exhaust-through-water system. I'd like it for milling. Can you make something like that?

Bumper spikes are good, even on a small saw. Helps hold an awkward angle to keep cutting straight, not twisting in the cut minorly, robbing power, heating up. A framing hammer can tap lightly. You can bog down an ms880 if you try.

Roger B likes dolmars.

Thanks for the input, Mick.

Kinda thing where you want to go for several appliances for the same power supply. How does the blower work?

I'm looking at that, too. Which did you get? I'd like a battery saw for my backyard, or help a friend on a Sunday, and general work. The dogs are cheap. Money well spent, especially when one-handing.

I'll take slower cutting speed for less weight in a top-handle, unless its a speed-related cut (dropping larger limbs). My wrists and elbows feel a lot better, 1-handing. A sharp 193t with metal dogs goes a long way. I don't work in much hard hardwoods. I didn't get out my 200t for a madrona...

The Stihl MS150 with work on top of stock (muffler mod, timing advance, etc) is popular. There is a thread on here. https://www.masterblasterhome.com/archive/index.php/t-17270.html Seems to be from the archives.