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So you never cut corners?

I figured that my car comparison would get your goat:lol: I have to admit that my favourite sportscar is American, sort of. But Carrol Shelby used an English chassis to get the thing to handle right. Now, if someone could build a saw like that; I'd be first in line to buy one.

If I'm "some people" it is simply that I look at other things than raw power when evaluating a saw. Probably a Euro thing, since we have seen the same thing in sports cars. Americans value horsepower, whereas Europeans feel that the ability to drive around corners count for something ,too:D

I don't get it either. It is my main logging saw, I put somewhere around 1000 hours on it yearly. I like the 441 a LOT. Good aircleaning system, low noice, no vibrations and plenty of power for the jobIMO. But then I don't stick a 30" bar on it, and I know how to make a chain cut really well.