Wanna overpay for a 200T?

could the fact that it is a german made saw effect the price? I am sure emission laws are different there so I would think it would out perform a US made saw. Only reason why I could think of that the price is so high
 
The "comments" section has posters talking about "standing in a tree and cutting limbs with one hand" Great advertising. Some fool will see that and buy it and do just that!
 
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Thats cheap.
They are near enough to $1500 here in Australia!

That is 192T money.

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When you want another one, let me know, I'll buy it here and ship it, no damn way it will cost that much
 
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could the fact that it is a german made saw effect the price? I am sure emission laws are different there so I would think it would out perform a US made saw. Only reason why I could think of that the price is so high

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Please god tell me you're kidding
 
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could the fact that it is a german made saw effect the price? I am sure emission laws are different there so I would think it would out perform a US made saw. Only reason why I could think of that the price is so high

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Please god tell me you're kidding

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I really don't know. I do know that stihl is a international company with plants all over the world saws sold in the US are assembled here in North America. I would think that it might be possible for a saw assembled in Germany might be slightly different than a saw assembled here. I mean I guy in California can't buy the same echo cs330-t in his state that I can buy here in Connecticut if you pay attention to adds online you will notice many say "not available in California" knowing this makes me think that it is possible for a saw assembled in another country might possibly be different than one assembled here but I do not know for sure. :)
 

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