I have a MS250 I bought new like two years ago. I put the old style 025 muffler and air filter on it, adjusted the carb and it’s an absolute ripper. Also converted it to rim sprocket and installed a elastostart. Love that saw.
Have had the ms 250 for 4 years now and it's been a great saw for the size and price point. Have over 10 gallons of gas threw it and the piston and cylinder still look like new. Love the saw even took it for a basket saw for commercial work for around 7 months.
I had an MS250 several years ago and I loved the thing. It was a ripper even stock. I wish I still had it so I could port it and play with it. I am excited to see you build one up. The MS250 I had was the Hi/Lol adjustable carb.
I love it dude! The 025/250 is probably the best “homeowner” saw Stihl ever made. I run a 7T 3/8 picco sprocket with a 16” and it rips. Can’t wait to see how yours comes out!
I have had a Hobart for quite a while. They seem to be ok. I had a bit of trouble with the feed motor but cleaned it up and oiled the bearings and it works good now
First saw I ever ran was a ms250 with the easy start. We used it on the farm for years cutting firewood and flopping small trees. It has easily cut over 60 full bush cords of wood just bucking firewood let alone the amount of tree it has processed over the years. That saw was abused a lot for the first few years. I didnt know how to sharped a chain to well so it did a lot of cutting with a dull chains till I figured it out. Also we did not clean the air filter to often but it has kept on going. I now own and run a tree service and it's in my dad's garage and is still used for small firewood around the farm.
I have the Hobart handler 140 and have had it for 5-6 years now and I love it! Still no problems and I’m just a hobbiest with it but have put it to use lent it to friends and it’s still going. I also have the ability to hook stargon up to it but have yet to do even though I have a tank. Lol but I think they are very good welders.
When you're filling your NOS bottles the compression converts the nitrous gas to a liquid, which allows it to hold more. Once you get to the last of the bottle there is no longer enough compression to keep it in its liquid form. So your seeing nitrous escape the bottle already in it's gas form not the liquid nitrous that is expanding as it escapes into atmosphere. But hey I've been wrong before 🤙
I have a 2014 ms250 muff mod and pipe timing advance light nimble underrated allways runs and starts someone that knows how to run a saw can make a homeowner's saw look and run like a more expensive pro saw to an extent peace and God bless
Would love to see an ms 391 ported saw one day John. I know your busy my friend and the 391 is probably not on your priority list. I understand. Would be cool if ya could. Maybe a muffler mod for it. Great video my friend. ❤️🌲🌲🌲❤️
John, I run 24” bar on mine for my tree service (6T spur rather than 7T rim) just muff modded and the things a ripppppper…love a powerful, light, nimble saw…cheap to build/replace (not the pro saw wallet attachment) I find myself going to it for climbing, felling, limbing and bucking most stuff here on the east coast lately
I actually have a ported ms210 (slightly smaller but same basic saw) with a 440 Zama carb and boot, slightly too big of a carb but actually rips pretty good for what it is
I feel the same way about the ms290. Little heavey for the power but muffler modded mine ran pretty good. Stacked a boatload of wood with it. Sold it but wish I hadn't.
I love my ms250 with stihl 04 light bar. I only use stihl premix fuel in all my saws, because I’m not running them fuel time. I did do muffler mod to the ms250.
I ran a 038 for years. Then I found the 034 super. Last year I bought a 250 , didnt think I'd like it. But the older I get the more I like light weight saws.
I actually have a ms 250. I have got it for free and ported it a little, even before because of the small chain it did pull quite hard. You can't do a lot to these but they run even better after that (H and L adjustable).
Use a 250 for training new guys and it has gone above and beyond. Opened up the exhaust, added felling dogs, square ground, maintained appropriately but it rips for what it is.
I have a Hobart pretty good for $ sometimes if wire dial setting is in between numbers it doesn’t feed , play with switches , moving feed switch and volt switch actually fixed mine . Miller is my favorite hands down .
I've had a Hobart handler 135 for about the past 18 years I have ran around 1100 lb of wire through it 0 3 0 gauge and I use shielding gas and it's in a professional shop so it gets used at least a few times a week been a very very good welder, and I have a crazy suggestion for the turbo why not drive it mechanically off of the power shaft of the saw make it more like a centripetal supercharger
Any updates? I can’t wait to see what you do with a 250? By far the MS 250 is my favorite saw. I’ve done some pretty radical/theoretical porting on one and another that runs on E 85 and nitromethane. I really need to make a video showing my work I’d love to know what you think?
John have you ever seen where they use diesel pickup smog pumps as superchargers for smaller engines? They seem neat dunno the weight of them I had one of them ms250's was a nice little saw all I did is put 3/8 on it and muffler mod also had fully adjustable carb was a nice little saw couldnt kill it
The 10lb bottle is made to lay at around 30 deg with the output pointed down.They have a syphon tube inside to pickup liquid.I'm putting together my 3rd MS250 while watching this video.I just have to mount the pan on the bottom and drop it in the case.Lol
Dude that makes total sense... thanks man... so I only use it to fill the smaller bottles so I wonder if it makes a difference really... or should I fill with the 10lb at 30 degrees I wonder... either way that's the issue I bet cuz I use it as a mother bottle
@@johnscustomsaws I think you would get a bit more liquid out before you get gas.I've mounted Nitrous in a few cars and they build the the bottles so you mount the valve forward tilted around 26 or 30deg out put pointing down and the syphon tube from the valve goes to the bottom of the tank and bends down to pickup liquid under G force.The nitrous boils off above the liquid to make pressure.tilting the bottle makes more surface for the N20 to boil off so it will make more pressure to supply large demand.Sorry for the long reply.Lol
I use a 440 2 piece so I can run a barkbox... have to modify it tho... otherwise you can try a Westcoast saw muffler deflector they work good on one piece mufflers
I have the ms250 w H L. I would like to put a 20" bar and the 3/8/ chain. Just started watching your stuff. I feel like I need a bigger saw. But any tips for this one. Thanks
I'm not hating, I'm really excited to see this work. My questions are: you said it pushes 2psi, was the outlet capped off for that run or was it left open? Have you ever done any sort of test to see what kinda vacuum the engine pulls in its ported configuration (and stock) cause I'm wondering, if it pulls ??lbs of vacuum at full rpm and the turbo pushes an equal amount of pressure... would it even make a change? You know scientific questions
Are you plugged into a dedicated circuit just for your welder John? Whst do you think of the MS271 Farmboss? you should check out Welding tips and tricks with Jodi Collier the Weldmonger
I think you need to purge the air out of your nos tank. Propane will not mix with air in the new tank. The air has to be purged out. We typically use 100% methanol add the methanol to the empty tank just a few ounces pressurized with air, then bleed it dry the gases from the mess, and I will push out the oxygen, allowing the tank to take more propane. I am thinking there might be something similar to this with your nos tank.
So true! I bought a 250 that barely ran, carb kit later, holy smokes! Best small saw ever until you get to the 260. I've run mine so much it leaks gas and oil and generally looks like a tweaker saw but it still rips! I just heard Stihl quit making them(true?) So I tracked another MS 250 down and bought a brand new one!
Thats what I heard 😱 so im buying one myself... stihl will not be the sane company to me personally if they stop making the 250... I might start porting huskys lol
As far as I know they still make the 251 which is the newest of the 250, I've got a 291 it's been an awesome saw cut through stuff It had business cutting
The 250 is a good saw, but for the same price (actually 10$-20$ less) you can get an Echo CS-4910 thats 50cc, same weight, with a magnesium case, decompression valve, and adjustable oiler.
Once you get the turbo running at the low psi, you could throw a couple hundred hp shot for a v8! I'm assuming your going to do a wet nos system. You should plumb the big tank to the saw and put the big tank in a backpack on your back, that way you got all the NOS YOU WOULD EVER NEED FOR A CUT!
On the 250,290,390 would there be any benefits to add a section of pipe between muffler and engine? Aside from moving the muffler flush with front of the oil tank.
Try vacuuming the NOS cylinder before they fill it. I know nothing about nitrous. I do know about air conditioning systems. The residual air in the cylinder will stay there. In ac systems, causes lines to freezes as well.
ALWAYS use gas for MIG welding, or buy the flux core wire for it. downside of the flux core wire is that it smoke a ton more than welding with "external" gas. Gas protects the weld from air contamination. you get massive splatters (hurting you and your surroundings) and you get a porous weld (visible or non visible) which will compromise the weld strength. keep on improving, love the saw display, could you maybe go into a bit more as to why you feel the 880 is a let down? I know its not a hard revving saw but still I find it a fantastic saw (but heavy).
Im not a great welder to be quite honest... hell of a grinder tho 👌... I used the gasless flux core and was night and day better than my harbor freight welder lol... but my HF welder still works and my new one went thru 5 feet of wire and shit the bed... ridiculous
No I think you ate right... someone else had commented that and immediately it made sense... totally my bad I always keep it on end but I use it as a mother bottle only
Your crazy! Great stuff! MS250’s are a rugged little bitch… I’ve got a couple landscaping buddies who have pounded the piss out of them! I just got a “scored” for $60 from my local joint and it was the coil.., $13 bucks and it’s ripping… I’m gonna port it too… my 391 ports are pretty wicked saw’s after you fix them up… they are horrible out the factory door….
Air weight depends on air density. I do a lot of long range PRS style shooting and air density is a big deal. John you use that harbor freight chain grinder for your chain? Send me some chain and I’ll square grind it for ya on my new simington. No charge of course.
@@johnscustomsaws dam you lucky guy! Maybe you need to send me one lol. I wonder what angles he uses. I’ve dove down the dark hole of square grinding on a machine lol.
Some fckn junkie stoll it from my house. Bought new and always looked after! Absolutelly lovely saw! Now substituted with MS260 for restoration, I think its a bit better...
I do... and freeze the small bottles... I heat it to the point of scary lol... I think its because I keep it standing straight up and not laying down like its designed for... I use it as a mother bottle
I thought the same thing mine has the adjustments also but you got to watch out for that grub screw behind the muffler coming out... I ordered a carb a couple years ago from my local dealer it came with the both adjustments and it was only $2 more than the rebuild kit
I've seen a couple newer ones that only had one I thought the same thing pretty disturbing actually... They don't want anybody to be able to adjust their own carburetor these days
We had a 025c over 25 years. It was the greatest bitch we ever had. Maybe the cause was, that in the first year a tree wos fallen on it. we had repeard it. But it has startinng problem over 20years. I hate this saw very much. Never ever i would buy one.
I know a guy who mixed the gas for his ms250 with bar oil. No shit, the dude thought bar oil was the same as mix oil. Fucking saw ate it and spit it out. Still runs like a top, just smokes like a bastard.
.... but thats why I got that model... I cam get the upgrade kit and it was still regular 110/120 so I can plug it in without another electrician bill...
I beat a ms250c for many years untill i put in big r's stihl shop and the dumb ass jammed the wrong plug in it and it spit it out after many helicoils i trashed it
I just converted a 021 to an 025 and loving it.
That welder is awsome for a small welder. Just remember it is a true 20% duty cycle welder
Darn right man. Would love to see a series on a 250 build. I'd like a smaller saw in my arsenal. Smallest saws I have are a few 028 av supers.
Ms250 is a solid saw. 14,000 rpms and they rip!
I have a MS250 I bought new like two years ago. I put the old style 025 muffler and air filter on it, adjusted the carb and it’s an absolute ripper. Also converted it to rim sprocket and installed a elastostart. Love that saw.
Have had the ms 250 for 4 years now and it's been a great saw for the size and price point. Have over 10 gallons of gas threw it and the piston and cylinder still look like new. Love the saw even took it for a basket saw for commercial work for around 7 months.
Can not wait for your ms250 build!!! Look forward to digging Into my ms250 build
I had an MS250 several years ago and I loved the thing. It was a ripper even stock. I wish I still had it so I could port it and play with it. I am excited to see you build one up. The MS250 I had was the Hi/Lol adjustable carb.
I love it dude! The 025/250 is probably the best “homeowner” saw Stihl ever made. I run a 7T 3/8 picco sprocket with a 16” and it rips. Can’t wait to see how yours comes out!
I have had a Hobart for quite a while. They seem to be ok. I had a bit of trouble with the feed motor but cleaned it up and oiled the bearings and it works good now
First saw I ever ran was a ms250 with the easy start. We used it on the farm for years cutting firewood and flopping small trees. It has easily cut over 60 full bush cords of wood just bucking firewood let alone the amount of tree it has processed over the years. That saw was abused a lot for the first few years. I didnt know how to sharped a chain to well so it did a lot of cutting with a dull chains till I figured it out. Also we did not clean the air filter to often but it has kept on going. I now own and run a tree service and it's in my dad's garage and is still used for small firewood around the farm.
im with ya john, 250 is one of my favorites, super easy to work on and great power to weight ratio
Lil 250 is a good saw in my opinion! Love what ur doin
I have the Hobart handler 140 and have had it for 5-6 years now and I love it! Still no problems and I’m just a hobbiest with it but have put it to use lent it to friends and it’s still going. I also have the ability to hook stargon up to it but have yet to do even though I have a tank. Lol but I think they are very good welders.
When you're filling your NOS bottles the compression converts the nitrous gas to a liquid, which allows it to hold more. Once you get to the last of the bottle there is no longer enough compression to keep it in its liquid form. So your seeing nitrous escape the bottle already in it's gas form not the liquid nitrous that is expanding as it escapes into atmosphere. But hey I've been wrong before 🤙
I have a 2014 ms250 muff mod and pipe timing advance light nimble underrated allways runs and starts someone that knows how to run a saw can make a homeowner's saw look and run like a more expensive pro saw to an extent peace and God bless
I hear you on the 250. An 028 super is my all time favorite
Would love to see an ms 391 ported saw one day John. I know your busy my friend and the 391 is probably not on your priority list. I understand. Would be cool if ya could. Maybe a muffler mod for it. Great video my friend. ❤️🌲🌲🌲❤️
John, I run 24” bar on mine for my tree service (6T spur rather than 7T rim) just muff modded and the things a ripppppper…love a powerful, light, nimble saw…cheap to build/replace (not the pro saw wallet attachment) I find myself going to it for climbing, felling, limbing and bucking most stuff here on the east coast lately
I actually have a ported ms210 (slightly smaller but same basic saw) with a 440 Zama carb and boot, slightly too big of a carb but actually rips pretty good for what it is
I feel the same way about the ms290. Little heavey for the power but muffler modded mine ran pretty good. Stacked a boatload of wood with it. Sold it but wish I hadn't.
I love my ms250 with stihl 04 light bar. I only use stihl premix fuel in all my saws, because I’m not running them fuel time. I did do muffler mod to the ms250.
Love that Saw it blew up on me i got to rebuild the top end
Looking good👍
I ran a 038 for years. Then I found the 034 super. Last year I bought a 250 , didnt think I'd like it. But the older I get the more I like light weight saws.
I actually have a ms 250. I have got it for free and ported it a little, even before because of the small chain it did pull quite hard. You can't do a lot to these but they run even better after that (H and L adjustable).
Love my Ms 250
A 250 video like the 200t would be awesome
Use a 250 for training new guys and it has gone above and beyond. Opened up the exhaust, added felling dogs, square ground, maintained appropriately but it rips for what it is.
Hobart are great welders, they are “Gray” Millers. If you want cheap gas, use CO2, tri-mix isn’t necessary.
Usually putting some heat to the NOS will build pressure and mix the Nos also clever idea with the turbo didn’t expect that have a good day
I tried heat... even to the point of scary lol... I don't get it
@@johnscustomsaws I wonder where you get the bottle refilled is possibly contaminated
Just ported my 025, great saws stock. Pulls better now. You can get a rim sprocket, and just put a wt215 no messing around 1 and done
I have a Hobart pretty good for $ sometimes if wire dial setting is in between numbers it doesn’t feed , play with switches , moving feed switch and volt switch actually fixed mine . Miller is my favorite hands down .
I've had a Hobart handler 135 for about the past 18 years I have ran around 1100 lb of wire through it 0 3 0 gauge and I use shielding gas and it's in a professional shop so it gets used at least a few times a week been a very very good welder, and I have a crazy suggestion for the turbo why not drive it mechanically off of the power shaft of the saw make it more like a centripetal supercharger
Any updates? I can’t wait to see what you do with a 250? By far the MS 250 is my favorite saw. I’ve done some pretty radical/theoretical porting on one and another that runs on
E 85 and nitromethane. I really need to make a video showing my work I’d love to know what you think?
John have you ever seen where they use diesel pickup smog pumps as superchargers for smaller engines? They seem neat dunno the weight of them I had one of them ms250's was a nice little saw all I did is put 3/8 on it and muffler mod also had fully adjustable carb was a nice little saw couldnt kill it
Add the shielding gas to the welder .Far superior weld !
Still waiting for the 250 video. Looking forward to it.
The 10lb bottle is made to lay at around 30 deg with the output pointed down.They have a syphon tube inside to pickup liquid.I'm putting together my 3rd MS250 while watching this video.I just have to mount the pan on the bottom and drop it in the case.Lol
Dude that makes total sense... thanks man... so I only use it to fill the smaller bottles so I wonder if it makes a difference really... or should I fill with the 10lb at 30 degrees I wonder... either way that's the issue I bet cuz I use it as a mother bottle
@@johnscustomsaws I think you would get a bit more liquid out before you get gas.I've mounted Nitrous in a few cars and they build the the bottles so you mount the valve forward tilted around 26 or 30deg out put pointing down and the syphon tube from the valve goes to the bottom of the tank and bends down to pickup liquid under G force.The nitrous boils off above the liquid to make pressure.tilting the bottle makes more surface for the N20 to boil off so it will make more pressure to supply large demand.Sorry for the long reply.Lol
@@marksarkaquariums9056 hell don't apologize.msn I appreciate the info
Hobart is a decent name. I have used a few. I prefer Lincon tho. Cheers brother
Would love to see the mods on your 441. I have one and would like to possible make a muffler or other bolt on options it can take.
I use a 440 2 piece so I can run a barkbox... have to modify it tho... otherwise you can try a Westcoast saw muffler deflector they work good on one piece mufflers
I have the ms250 w H L. I would like to put a 20" bar and the 3/8/ chain. Just started watching your stuff. I feel like I need a bigger saw. But any tips for this one. Thanks
I'm not hating, I'm really excited to see this work. My questions are: you said it pushes 2psi, was the outlet capped off for that run or was it left open? Have you ever done any sort of test to see what kinda vacuum the engine pulls in its ported configuration (and stock) cause I'm wondering, if it pulls ??lbs of vacuum at full rpm and the turbo pushes an equal amount of pressure... would it even make a change? You know scientific questions
Are you plugged into a dedicated circuit just for your welder John? Whst do you think of the MS271 Farmboss? you should check out Welding tips and tricks with Jodi Collier the Weldmonger
I think you need to purge the air out of your nos tank. Propane will not mix with air in the new tank. The air has to be purged out. We typically use 100% methanol add the methanol to the empty tank just a few ounces pressurized with air, then bleed it dry the gases from the mess, and I will push out the oxygen, allowing the tank to take more propane. I am thinking there might be something similar to this with your nos tank.
Bought a ms250 spares and repair from a guy …when i arrived to collect he had it running 😅
So true! I bought a 250 that barely ran, carb kit later, holy smokes! Best small saw ever until you get to the 260. I've run mine so much it leaks gas and oil and generally looks like a tweaker saw but it still rips! I just heard Stihl quit making them(true?) So I tracked another MS 250 down and bought a brand new one!
Thats what I heard 😱 so im buying one myself... stihl will not be the sane company to me personally if they stop making the 250... I might start porting huskys lol
As far as I know they still make the 251 which is the newest of the 250, I've got a 291 it's been an awesome saw cut through stuff It had business cutting
The 250 is a good saw, but for the same price (actually 10$-20$ less) you can get an Echo CS-4910 thats 50cc, same weight, with a magnesium case, decompression valve, and adjustable oiler.
Once you get the turbo running at the low psi, you could throw a couple hundred hp shot for a v8!
I'm assuming your going to do a wet nos system.
You should plumb the big tank to the saw and put the big tank in a backpack on your back, that way you got all the NOS YOU WOULD EVER NEED FOR A CUT!
On the 250,290,390 would there be any benefits to add a section of pipe between muffler and engine? Aside from moving the muffler flush with front of the oil tank.
Try vacuuming the NOS cylinder before they fill it. I know nothing about nitrous.
I do know about air conditioning systems.
The residual air in the cylinder will stay there. In ac systems, causes lines to freezes as well.
were is the 250 build i would love to see it
I ran the utter snot out of a 250 clammy for years. Would love to see what ya do with one.
Dogs are good 👍 your good 👍
There both a pound haha and the hobarts are nice welders very dependable.
There good welders
I’m interested in your take on the MS290 and 391. Any thoughts?
ALWAYS use gas for MIG welding, or buy the flux core wire for it. downside of the flux core wire is that it smoke a ton more than welding with "external" gas. Gas protects the weld from air contamination. you get massive splatters (hurting you and your surroundings) and you get a porous weld (visible or non visible) which will compromise the weld strength.
keep on improving, love the saw display, could you maybe go into a bit more as to why you feel the 880 is a let down? I know its not a hard revving saw but still I find it a fantastic saw (but heavy).
Im not a great welder to be quite honest... hell of a grinder tho 👌... I used the gasless flux core and was night and day better than my harbor freight welder lol... but my HF welder still works and my new one went thru 5 feet of wire and shit the bed... ridiculous
You always see cars with the bottles laying flat or up just a little. Not standing straight up. Maybe?
No I think you ate right... someone else had commented that and immediately it made sense... totally my bad I always keep it on end but I use it as a mother bottle only
I know plenty of people who run the ms250 with 3/8” picco and they run well just even basic mods
I heard a rumor that they are gonna stop making the 250s 😳
@@johnscustomsaws awe that would actually upset a lot of people!
just gotta give that tip a little tap lol
Your crazy! Great stuff! MS250’s are a rugged little bitch… I’ve got a couple landscaping buddies who have pounded the piss out of them! I just got a “scored” for $60 from my local joint and it was the coil.., $13 bucks and it’s ripping… I’m gonna port it too… my 391 ports are pretty wicked saw’s after you fix them up… they are horrible out the factory door….
I had a 250 but sold it but if I'd known about u could up it to a 3/8 chain I'd still have it. Rats
Air weight depends on air density. I do a lot of long range PRS style shooting and air density is a big deal. John you use that harbor freight chain grinder for your chain? Send me some chain and I’ll square grind it for ya on my new simington. No charge of course.
Lol I use it for gullets... Gordy square grinds my chains im spoiled 😉
@@johnscustomsaws dam you lucky guy! Maybe you need to send me one lol. I wonder what angles he uses. I’ve dove down the dark hole of square grinding on a machine lol.
Well Some of us seen that coming 😁
Welds can be alot cleaner with gas bro
wonder what nitromethane would be like in a saw?
Some fckn junkie stoll it from my house. Bought new and always looked after!
Absolutelly lovely saw! Now substituted with MS260 for restoration, I think its a bit better...
Hey brother, any idea the difficulty level of replacing a blown cylinder on a MS391? Want to avoid bringing it to a shop. Thank you.
Anybody have any ideas on how to get the little orange oil plug by muffler on a 250 out mine went to the bottom of the oil chamber thanks
You have to heat the bottle up
I do... and freeze the small bottles... I heat it to the point of scary lol... I think its because I keep it standing straight up and not laying down like its designed for... I use it as a mother bottle
What do you think of the MS 361?
Have you ported any 291's
What oil do you use?
When you made boost was it feeding a running engine or just deadheaded?
Blowing into a rubber glove lol... I heard that was the best way to measure but this is all learn on the fly for me
My 250 pulls just as hard as my 50cc saws do. I put a 20in bar on it and it's great!
My ms250 has a high & low adjustment, I thought they all did..are you just messing with me?
I thought the same thing mine has the adjustments also but you got to watch out for that grub screw behind the muffler coming out... I ordered a carb a couple years ago from my local dealer it came with the both adjustments and it was only $2 more than the rebuild kit
I've seen a couple newer ones that only had one I thought the same thing pretty disturbing actually... They don't want anybody to be able to adjust their own carburetor these days
U have any big saws for sale
We had a 025c over 25 years.
It was the greatest bitch we ever had. Maybe the cause was, that in the first year a tree wos fallen on it. we had repeard it.
But it has startinng problem over 20years. I hate this saw very much. Never ever i would buy one.
I know a guy who mixed the gas for his ms250 with bar oil. No shit, the dude thought bar oil was the same as mix oil. Fucking saw ate it and spit it out. Still runs like a top, just smokes like a bastard.
I like welding with gas alot better I can weld better with it myself
Fun Fact_ The ms250 is the most worst rated saw stihl sells. Hard to start says everyone . I have one.
Get the welder gas. Don't half it all or nothing. Come on
Im such a terrible welder tho lol... I don't weld on any customers saws just my projects 💯
.... but thats why I got that model... I cam get the upgrade kit and it was still regular 110/120 so I can plug it in without another electrician bill...
Time get practice just like porting. More you do the better you get.
Now you’ve planted THAT seed in my head. MS250, what will the wife say now….😜😱🤷♂️
Hey man rumor is that they're gonna stop making them so I tell you what I might buy ten lol
I bet you get ton of people sayin one weighs more then the other, but I’ll tell you this a ton of idiots weights more then a ton of smart people.
Lol
I beat a ms250c for many years untill i put in big r's stihl shop and the dumb ass jammed the wrong plug in it and it spit it out after many helicoils i trashed it
Yeah that sucks man the one downfall if you could consider it that is that it is a throw away saw it's really not worth rebuilding them
@@johnscustomsaws yea it turned into a parts saw
What the hell don't need the bottle. I should smack you. Oh you mean welder bottle.