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Seems to becoming more standard industry practice -- our Husqy T540 came with nada dogs. Going to have to get some for bigger wood cuts. But then again, the 200T is back from the shop, so it might have to take a backseat to the reigning king...

Hmmm... $600 to rebuild our 2nd 372XP again! Or $900 for a new one. Or $1079 for an MS462... Decisions, decisions. Should get one out of NH, no sales tax.

Maybe via "underground express" -- direct shipped from Denmark to Oregon? :D

Available Stateside yet?

I heard the factory stock 201TCs were decent. Our 201T is a bit anemic, for sure -- and it's good & broke in! Sometimes the climbers race up their respective trees so they can call for a climbing saw and get the 200T first!

Hey, we aren't devoted to the Swedes. We have German gear, too.

That's true -- it's no Echo when it comes to starting. Even this 372XP fresh from the shop takes at least 3-4 pulls unless it was just running. Cold, in Florida? Manners? I am housebroken (well, mostly). That picture was for flushcut more than anything. I'm no Husqvarna "fan" -- I just use them...

A "Fix" for Mellow Here you go. (Finally, finally) we just got our second 372XP back from the saw shop, after something like 8 months (don't ask). It looks great, new 24" bar & chain, new main bearings and more -- $600 bill (ouch). But ain't she purty? Rips, too! Now that we have that back...

I think the emoticon explains it all... .