Best pro saw for climbing

[tony_marks]

you mite even look at the 3400 series echo puts out.. for the money some say its pretty good.

[StihlDoc]

  I know I should probably be asking my dealer, but what's up with the 192T ?  Is it just a stepped up 191 T?  I'm sorry guys. I'm a little slow on the latest and greatest.

The MS 192 T is a complete new design and nothing like the MS 191 T. It's lighter, better balanced and more compact. Internal engine design and filter system is also more robust.

[rahtreelimbs]

If anyone has an interest in Solo's Top Handle saws, I have been running a Solo 633 and it is a pretty solid saw!

[Chris J]

Is $$$ a serious factor  ?  If so, do some research  .  The Echo 3400 that TM mentioned could be a real sleeper (most saw you can get for the least amount spent).  ,,,,,,,,Chris J.

[Sparkkky]

Trying a couple of the Echo's 3400 series after owning Husky was a giant let down for me. Needed a limbing saw and could not keep either of them running in the field, vapor lock, new bar adjuster and start handle coming off was just too big of a pain for me!!!

Ended up with a Shindawia 377 with a narrow kerf bar and chain, starts real easy, and with the narrow setup cuts like a dream for a smaller saw. Even fell some over 20" cedars with it because I could.

[DanG]

I don't climb, but I'm tickled to death with my Echo 300.  I've had zero problems with it and it only cost $200.