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I'm just bored with saws, and really don't have time to fool with them anymore, trying to keep my wife healthy. They are all for sale individually, for $55 shipped each. They are all "open box", some I've had for awhile, some are pretty recent. They are as-is, as I'm just cleaning off the bench...

I beg your forgiveness for starting another 660 build thread. I bought this box of parts during the members sale since it was so discounted. I really don't need another saw, Already have a couple 361s I am using to test various modification on. But you know how it is, CAD strikes where it will...

I am posting this here so you can get a good look at the parts included in the kit. I briefly had a 020 topper. The video is clear enough on a good desktop for you to see the parts real well. I was unsure of the quality of the copy's handle because I have never handled a bare one. My 192t gave...

If you're looking for a handy all-in-one kit for taking care of your axe or maul, here's a video demonstration of the Helko Maintenance Kit. It has a dual sided axe file, axe sharpening stone, blade cleaning sanding sponge, axe guard oil, handle oil, sandpaper, and a cleaning rag. It comes in...

Hello, The clutch arm bearing on my BC1000XL (2007, 2100 hours) has gone out. This is the second time I have had to replace the clutch arm in 250 hours of run time. The last time it sheared off at the pivot point from metal fatigue. The conversion kit features two bearings instead of one and...

Guys, if you been wanting a new small saw they just released this kit for 55$. Hard to believe! Shipping to me on the east coast of the US is $62.89. $118 even. So you get to have a little fun. Thats two kits in a month...

First off they are making a drill attachment for the chain saw. That really would come in handy anytime you don't have access to electricity, or like putting up fence for example. There is a winch that can be coupled with a saw that might be interesting what do you think? On the Husky...

Join me on the popular Huztl MS660 kit build. To make things interesting, I plan to see how the build goes with the absolute minimum of tooling while using only common household appliances and kit components. Fingers crossed! Here's the first step....chill that crank.