Norm, you know you can't go anywhere. You love hanging out here and talking about your 2101 too much
2101xp/ top all time muscle saws!!!!!!!!!!!
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NORMZILLA44
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Thanx Brad, buddy, and none of that was directed at you, hope you know. I find your'e thread's amusing, informative, and real! You know your'e saw's. Hillbillyjim was telling me about the stump's he just made ground level with his! I love em
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You still kiling stump's Jim?
homelitejim
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No the stump work is done, I tried to get the fire chief out here to let me cut down a big dead maple and a few dead poplar trees but permission was denied by the base commander as I was not a govenment worker. I will be packing them up for the trip home tomorrow digging out only the 995G when I get to the coast for some pics, and then home by sunday.
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Nice! Hope the trip has been good so far. Imagine those stump's there last thought's the Horror! I am heade'd out to file up the 2101 back at some hunting ranch cutting tommorow.
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Cut down a oak today on one of our hunting ranche's. Thought it would be easier than it was by myself. It wasn't everything leaning over a fence, and there was some good living tree's I dind't want to demolish. Rigge'd, and pulle'd one myselfo too. No time to chase holding wood had to cut hard, and fast grabbe'd the 2101. Try pic's later.
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View attachment 195235View attachment 195236View attachment 195237View attachment 195238 Brought the pup's along for the fun, and support! My 2101 was still leaking gas into the oil tank, so I stoppe'd by my saw shop on the way. It was the manual oiler over ride afterall. They gave me the O ring's let me use the shop, and ther tool's. No charge those guy's are awesome.
If I ever get the time, I've now got the parts to go through the 2101
NORMZILLA44
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Nice Brad, you have a hard time finding part's?
Nope, just takes a week or two to get them sometimes.
NORMZILLA44
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Good deal! So you are going to do some porting? Man alive! Be no stopping it. So far I have been able to get what's neede'd also. How much longer untill youre's will be on the road?
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Welcome friend's! Real storie's, real saw's real friend's, any brand welcome. Many out ther have proven thre worth over time. Saw's, and men.
Real storie's, real saw's real friend's, any brand welcome. Many out ther have proven thre worth over time. Saw's, and men.
Sell the 084 Brad.
NORMZILLA44
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How's it going kid? Anybody want to follow me, the land of big saw's, and tall cotton this way:bringit:
Hey norm how's it going? I haven't called about the saw up north. I bought a 576 autotune to send to be tested with the 441 so that took my saw money for a couple weeks unless I sell the 660. I do want to get a 6+ cube saw to play with. :msp_smile:
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Im doing good man thank's. I think he still has the saw, and didn't repost it let me know. I would gladly put it under the microscope for you, and pick up if neede'd. Hang on to that 66 man. Congrat's on the new saw
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Thought 6 cubic inche's was mentione'd in here once or twice, or more No sticky? LOL!
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
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Lol!
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here's the hot rod's older brother!
here is my 1973-1974 1100CD. the pic with the long bar is the 44" I put on the 2100. now it wears a 32" with full comp chisel! gonna try it out on some hedge real soon. this saw was low hour compared to the 2100. only had to give it a fluff and buff, never cracked the engine with the exception of the muffler mod. Unfortunately the clutch cover was cracked when i got it and it had to be modified-"shortened".
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here is my 1973-1974 1100CD. the pic with the long bar is the 44" I put on the 2100. now it wears a 32" with full comp chisel! gonna try it out on some hedge real soon. this saw was low hour compared to the 2100. only had to give it a fluff and buff, never cracked the engine with the exception of the muffler mod. Unfortunately the clutch cover was cracked when i got it and it had to be modified-"shortened".
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