Chainsaw Repair

I picked up a 543 at the local dealership the other day and my first thought was it looked and felt very consumer grade.
The MS241 with the 63PS  b/c is alot more impressive.
My three 550s  I use as supplied saws for the last  3 years of speed cutting competitions are holding out great with no issues what so ever and they get abused.
Last February  mens  and  women's competition it was 55 below windchill and they didn't  miss a beat

My local dealership  sells both Husky and Stihl.  He sells the 261performance kit which is a packaged two loops of 63PS  and a Picco rim sprocket for $99. The package looks like it would hold a 16" bar, but no bar inside.
He's selling them like hotcakes.

He had 4 new 562's  with the new style fuel/oil caps last week , yesterday  only 1 left.

AFAIK I've been told they are but do not have any myself to know for sure.

My local dealership  sells both Husky and Stihl.  He sells the 261performance kit which is a packaged two loops of 63PS  and a Picco rim sprocket for $99. The package looks like it would hold a 16" bar, but no bar inside.
He's selling them like hotcakes.

He had 4 new 562's  with the new style fuel/oil caps last week , yesterday  only 1 left.

 261 performance package does include a bar, 2 chains and rim. It does on the east side anyway. We sell two loops of 63PS and Picco rim for $46.00.

Thanks C4F.  I had thought that was how they were set up. Why didn't Stihl do something like that!  I still like them on mine but that design does look better.