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That dog on the left is designed specifically for milling. I have one that came with my 395xp.

I found the official Google explanation here: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/01/this-site-may-harm-your-computer-on.html

It was a programming screwup at Google. I just found a thread discussing it on FARK. Seems to be fixed now. http://forums.fark.com/cgi/fark/comments.pl?IDLink=4180730

Yes he did, Butch. Posts 33 and 35 in this thread. ;)

Here's a picture I had of an old parts saw (tank is missing). This will give you an idea what yours looks like under the plastic covers. ;) Your saw was so clean it didn't look like you'd used it yet. 8)

Just how long have you run this saw? I'd expect some excess assembly oil to come out the exhaust in the first 5-10 minutes running time. And maybe the dealer has it set a little rich so you don't burn it up in the first week. Put it to work and run 4-5 tanks through it (actual cutting, not bench...

On the 200T I'd check the line from the tank to the oiler pump. The only reason one of mine would leak like that is if I ran it a long time on the bench without actually cutting anything with it. Then the excess oil would drip out after I shut it down.

Dave, sounds like you need to fine tune them on a bench grinder or something. I'm sure you can even them up if you wanted. ;)

A snowblower won't grab through the thick bark and hold the saw steady in the cut. ;)