henry Kadzielski
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My two cents worth.
I have a MS193T Stihl which replaced a MS192t that was 'borrowed without my knowledge', I must say I love it, whether you use it one handed or with two. Since the chain is quite thin it will cut quite quickly 'providing the chain is sharp', better than and faster than the MS460 I have. I use my MS193t when climbing and also when liming as it cuts so quickly. I initially got the MS192T instead of the then MS200T (pro saw) due to cost, but have had no complaints. It has been the go to saw for me. Don't know what any others are like as have had nothing else. I can still cut bigger sections wider than the bar by just going to the other side, so don't plan the get anymore toys here. It is also quite good on fuel, whilst the MS460 can destroy fuel and noise, what a noise
I have a MS193T Stihl which replaced a MS192t that was 'borrowed without my knowledge', I must say I love it, whether you use it one handed or with two. Since the chain is quite thin it will cut quite quickly 'providing the chain is sharp', better than and faster than the MS460 I have. I use my MS193t when climbing and also when liming as it cuts so quickly. I initially got the MS192T instead of the then MS200T (pro saw) due to cost, but have had no complaints. It has been the go to saw for me. Don't know what any others are like as have had nothing else. I can still cut bigger sections wider than the bar by just going to the other side, so don't plan the get anymore toys here. It is also quite good on fuel, whilst the MS460 can destroy fuel and noise, what a noise