17 saws tonight...

klickitatsacket · Mar 19, 2005

Hey guys just wanted to let you know about the truck load of saws I just picked up. Most of these are parts saws but a few are runners needing some TLC. I will know more by mid week when I get the chance to go through them. This is a run down of what they are: (4) 365 Husqvarna , (3) 61 Husqvarna , (4) 266 xp Husqvarna , (1) 371 xp Husqvarna , (5) 670 champ Jonsered If you need any parts off these please let me know. I alos got 2 baxes of parts (plastic, cylinders, mufflers, side covers) :blob2:

glens · Mar 19, 2005

Ha!  Notice there's no Stihls in the boxes.  They must be still cutting out in the woods, hahaha!

Marco · Mar 20, 2005

or they threw the Stihls in the volcanoe

ozflea · Mar 20, 2005

Here Here Marco or else they weren't worth bringing back.

Do the world a favour plant a Stihl or a Huskie they flower in spring !!

Mc Bob

glens · Mar 20, 2005

Marco said:
or they threw the Stihls in the volcanoe

Sure.  Next best thing to a fine young virgin!

Lobo · Mar 20, 2005

glens said:
Sure.  Next best thing to a fine young virgin!

Stihl at peace with the woodlands gods

klickitatsacket · Mar 20, 2005

jsut so you guys know and to add a little gsa on the flame as well. These saws came from a Mexican thinning crew. These guys cut more wood in a month then most guys in here cut in a life time. The reason they go with Husqvarna is for the chain speed. In small stuff the Husqvarna and Jonsered are king. The same crew also runs stihls but are only given to the guys that are falling the big stuff. This outfit buys 6 new saws every month and runs between 40 - 60 guys year round. I love all the debate over which saw on this saw purely for the entertainment factor but when it comes down to it; it's all about what fits your needs. Not much differance in quality in a pro saw from brand to brand. Ford, chevy, Dodge, Hyundai who cares as long as it starts when I get in it and does not leave me stranded.

Marco · Mar 20, 2005

I guess I should leave you Stihl lemmings alone, friday afternoon I had a Stihl dealer give me a Poulan Pro 335 Predator. Wouldn't idle, put a crank seal in and had it going by supper. Saturday morning it started on the first pull with the gas that came with it. Cash outlay <$5. And I wouldn't trade it for an 029, so there to each his own.