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I noticed the CS4518 is now listed for around $90. Can you tell us if it is much better than the CS3816 everyone seams to love?


LOL; I don't love them I just love the money it put's in my pocket :msp_wink:
 
Hold your horses o8 you had something like 276 in your siggy line the other day; I've only bought 14 and only have four at the house right now :msp_wink:

276, i wish,, i would love to have been able to get that many,, even at 10.00 profit that would have been decent money,, in other words that you might be able to understand,, i was pulling everyones chain:msp_biggrin::msp_biggrin:
 
276, i wish,, i would love to have been able to get that many,, even at 10.00 profit that would have been decent money,, in other words that you might be able to understand,, i was pulling everyones chain:msp_biggrin::msp_biggrin:


OH :msp_angry:


All I've been doing is doubling the price which I get them :)
 
The last three still in the box cost just over $60 maybe that's why I still have them LOL :dizzy:

I still can't get over how while this little saws run for what they are :)
 
i run over a tank through 1 last saturday and it run perfect,, its not the fastest cutting but we sure got the 3 oaks cut up
 
i run over a tank through 1 last saturday and it run perfect,, its not the fastest cutting but we sure got the 3 oaks cut up

I'm posting this to update my first re: actually using this saw in the field.

I had run two tanks through when the saw started throwing the chain near the end of the day. It tossed it three or four times before I quit. I was leaning toward returning it when I noticed the chain was somewhat discolored and the oil had run dry. I took it home, let it rest, refueld and reoiled and took it out again last Friday.

She threw the chain within three minutes of putting chain to wood. I wrestled with it a bit and started again. This time, the lead nut tightening the bar rattled off and disappeared into the brush. Now, I thought, I was really screwed--throwing the chain, no lead nut, and a full two and half to three hours of wood to cut with no saw. So moved the rear nut to the front screw and fired it up.

I cut the next two and a half hours without a hitch. The chain was dull at the end of the day but the saw had saved itself. Ironically, after two hours of cutting, I managed to find the nut I lost in the brush and the saw is now whole.
 
it is identical just more cc's
Wait - you have one and I don't but the 45cc is a different saw. The 41 and the 38 are identical. The 38 is based on the G3800 and the 45 is based on the G450 - G5000 design.
 
Are You Guys Kidding Me?

Scott, are you kidding? This thread is gonna topple 100 pages, and you guys are all nuts. The poulan wildthing is the disposable toy saw remember???? Not the China-quake nock off redmax! Im gonna have to challenge one of you guys to a build off, The sites meanest earthquake VS the BADDEST WildThing. What say you?? You up for it Scott? I just got my hands on another poulan engine..........
 
Scott, are you kidding? This thread is gonna topple 100 pages, and you guys are all nuts. The poulan wildthing is the disposable toy saw remember???? Not the China-quake nock off redmax! Im gonna have to challenge one of you guys to a build off, The sites meanest earthquake VS the BADDEST WildThing. What say you?? You up for it Scott? I just got my hands on another poulan engine..........

heres my entry

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I noticed the CS4518 is now listed for around $90. Can you tell us if it is much better than the CS3816 everyone seams to love?

it is identical just more cc's

Wait - you have one and I don't but the 45cc is a different saw. The 41 and the 38 are identical. The 38 is based on the G3800 and the 45 is based on the G450 - G5000 design.

I think WoodHeatWarrior is right on this one. I'll bet 08 was thinking 41 and 38 being nearly identical, which is true. The 45 I (briefly) laid hands on was different tank layout, muffler, engine, and so on. I have been told the 45 cc cylinder will bolt on to the 38 cc crank case but haven't been able to get another 45 to try it.

dd
 
I think WoodHeatWarrior is right on this one. I'll bet 08 was thinking 41 and 38 being nearly identical, which is true. The 45 I (briefly) laid hands on was different tank layout, muffler, engine, and so on. I have been told the 45 cc cylinder will bolt on to the 38 cc crank case but haven't been able to get another 45 to try it.

dd

ok,, i stand corrected so shoot me:hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange:
 
i can't believe it,, he tripled his price and he has them listed as manufacture refurbished,, glad i still have 3 on the shelf,, talking about loosing respect for someone:msp_angry::msp_angry::msp_angry:

It doesn't look like he's selling any at that price.
 
Scott, are you kidding? This thread is gonna topple 100 pages, and you guys are all nuts. The poulan wildthing is the disposable toy saw remember???? Not the China-quake nock off redmax! Im gonna have to challenge one of you guys to a build off, The sites meanest earthquake VS the BADDEST WildThing. What say you?? You up for it Scott? I just got my hands on another poulan engine..........

Can I get in on this?

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