MS200t.....off the market?
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brendonv
Tree Hugger
I was reading a thread somewhere that mentioned this also. Going to have to stock up!
brendonv
Tree Hugger
I don't know the truth in it, but yes-someone else had mentioned it.
Can't remember where I read it though..
Can't remember where I read it though..
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fishhuntcutwood
Guest
Yeah supposedly they're getting "rid" of all their models swapping them out for the new 441 engine design. Even the 361 is going away in favor of some other 60cc saw. So the 200T will be phased out, and there'll be another top handle to take it's place. At least that's been the word on the street for the last several months. I think by '09 they said most of the current line will be gone, 361, 660, 200T, etc...
SkwerI
Treehouser
There is no market to make the saw better. The only incentive for change is the legal need to reduce emissions. If the saw has 30% less power and burns up in a year, then that's ok as long as the emissions meet standards. :roll:
brendonv
Tree Hugger
Damn...
Looks like I'll be buying a couple, few, 10 saws this year.
361 and 660 were on my list.
Looks like I'll be buying a couple, few, 10 saws this year.
361 and 660 were on my list.
sotc
Dormant hero!!
shoot, no doubt gonna buy some this year!
squisher
THE CALM ONE!!!!
Hmm, anyone here anymore about this please keep us all updated with the saw gossip. If it's so I'll be stocking up myself.
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hornett22
Guest
i can assure you...........
no manufacturer wants to "fock" up a good thing.this is all the EnvironmentalProstitutionAgency's doing.they require these lean running peices of garbage by 2010.
we all must suffer so the hollywood do gooders and Wash DCites can run around in their gas guzzling convoys and private jets.
don't you feel better now that you are compromising your life style so they don't have to compromise on theirs?
no manufacturer wants to "fock" up a good thing.this is all the EnvironmentalProstitutionAgency's doing.they require these lean running peices of garbage by 2010.
we all must suffer so the hollywood do gooders and Wash DCites can run around in their gas guzzling convoys and private jets.
don't you feel better now that you are compromising your life style so they don't have to compromise on theirs?
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
It would be funny if all this was a publicity stunt, everybody stocking up and whutnut...
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Mr. Sir
Guest
That's what I was thinking. A new marketing gimic to boost sales.
GASoline71
'cause chicks dig scars
Kinda like when Husqvarna "discontinued" the 372XP... 5 times or so. :what:
Gary
Gary
sotc
Dormant hero!!
except it would give a big boost over a quarter or 2 then drop harshly
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BostonBull
Guest
When I was at Northeast Stihl last year, I asked he head of product development for Stihl-USA about this.
There will be new saws coming, soon. The 362, 661, 461, etc etc.
The 200T will be phased out but not until 2011 or so. This will be the last saw they mess with and will be sure it comes back better than it is now.
They will also be releasing a new climbing saw next year to compete with Shindaiwa, and Redmax new climbing saw. The entire saw will be small enough to fit in the "frame" of a 192T!!! It will be called the ultra light or something to that effect.
They did good with the 441, so hopefully they will do right with the new pro saws. They will also be testing the new electronic carbs, while Husky will have its fuel injected saws out by summer/fall.
There will be new saws coming, soon. The 362, 661, 461, etc etc.
The 200T will be phased out but not until 2011 or so. This will be the last saw they mess with and will be sure it comes back better than it is now.
They will also be releasing a new climbing saw next year to compete with Shindaiwa, and Redmax new climbing saw. The entire saw will be small enough to fit in the "frame" of a 192T!!! It will be called the ultra light or something to that effect.
They did good with the 441, so hopefully they will do right with the new pro saws. They will also be testing the new electronic carbs, while Husky will have its fuel injected saws out by summer/fall.
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hornett22
Guest
exactly Gary!
will see what happens this time.the new 575xp better be a lot better than the last.the 372 is my favorite saw and i have considered loading up the attic with them.
i'm not trashing the manufacturers here.i love the ms200.it is an excellent saw and i have one.
the manufacturers are in a tough spot.the EPA isn't buying the saws,we are.ultimately we should be the ones they have to please.not a bunch of hypocrits.
i'm already hearing nightmares with the new choked out diesels engines for this year.i'm curious to see how this all pans out.
will see what happens this time.the new 575xp better be a lot better than the last.the 372 is my favorite saw and i have considered loading up the attic with them.
i'm not trashing the manufacturers here.i love the ms200.it is an excellent saw and i have one.
the manufacturers are in a tough spot.the EPA isn't buying the saws,we are.ultimately we should be the ones they have to please.not a bunch of hypocrits.
i'm already hearing nightmares with the new choked out diesels engines for this year.i'm curious to see how this all pans out.
Ax-Man
Don't make me chop you
Thanks, this is good to know or at least it sounds like it.
sawinredneck
Treehouser
Lakeside just said it's due by 2010, so it is going to happen for sure!!
That is about the best source I can give you.
That is about the best source I can give you.
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Frans
Guest
Thanks Boston Bull, sounds like the straight deal from you.
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
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xtremetrees
Guest
I wonder if I'll ever run a fuel injected Husky. Holy smack down batman thats smoking!
treetx
Traveler extraordinaire
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