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Nyet. Cabbages and cauliflower increase the stinkage.

Shucks. I KNOW it stinks. There's no sense in feeling insulted.

He is of the opinion that some might think that my poop stinks.

Naw. Knickers are unknotted.

Jeff, You have been, argumentative, authoritative, defensive, incoherent and a bit of a whiney smartass. Cool, you are a tree guy. However, if you continue on your present path of forum behavior some of us are going to conclude that you are an annoying mentally deficient person.:)

It does-assuming proper carburetor adjustment.

Kirk, That little CS 300/3000 is way underated by too many guys. Light weight, great balance, easy starting and a real joy to use when pruning. It is no 200T but it does some work very well.

Dave, At my local dealer it IS such an attitude. They act as if anything other than Stihl is just junk. Sorry, IMO quality speaks for itself and doesn't need to belittle competitors. I like Stihl products but not that attitude.

Frankly, I don't like the Stihl arrogant "we're the best, expect to pay the premium" attitude either. For that reason I seek other competeing products. I happily run Dolmars Huskies, Echos and Solos.......But in climbing saws Stihl DOES have the best. Robdog you are sounding like a mentally...

...but not nearly as much of a gas.

I want one of those! NOT!!!!!

The 637 is a good saw. If there weren't any 200Ts it would shine a lot brighter.

I'm one of Brian's 20%.......and Mike is correct -I want a 200T. I rejected the 020T years ago because of cost and balance. I've used an 019T-A good saw but too heavy and no 200T. I use and like the previous generation of Echo's(CS3000 and CS3400) they are wonderfully light and well...