dodge man
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I have a Stihl MS250 and a 261. The 261 is a pro saw and noticeably more power than the 250. For whatever reason the 250 chain throws better chips and is sharper. They are both using the green safety chain, I use the same tools to sharpen them but do use the 261 more. It’s not like the 261 is throwing sawdust but there is a difference.
Before I came in the house I checked the rakers on both. If anything the rakers on the 250 are just a tad higher but both look good using the Stihl gauge. I generally sharpen the chains after each tank of fuel. Usually 2 to 3 stroke of the file per tooth. The chain on the 250 is worn more than the 261 but both have a lot of life.
Any ideas?
Before I came in the house I checked the rakers on both. If anything the rakers on the 250 are just a tad higher but both look good using the Stihl gauge. I generally sharpen the chains after each tank of fuel. Usually 2 to 3 stroke of the file per tooth. The chain on the 250 is worn more than the 261 but both have a lot of life.
Any ideas?