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Judging by those work pictures you posted recently, I'd replace those yellow ones with this sticker:

Some dealers, safety chain is all they carry. I thing generally the ones who moved up from selling lawnmowers.

So, two saws with the same displacement can have a different horsepower rating? I'm guessing that would be a factor of the engine design efficiency, and amount of compression generated (torque?), also affected by the amount off fuel sent in by the carb.

Isn't there another measure of power output on an engine, not necessarily tied to ccs?

The current model is the 338xp 'New Edition', so they may have worked out some of the problems being mentioned. I've made some serious study :|: of the 333, a saw which you guys wouldn't know about, being an Asian model, and a forerunner to the 339. I've completely disassembled it a number of...