Great day in Northern VA

[hoss]

Hoss with the McCulloch 73. This is a really strong old saw, but it weighs over 50 pounds. See the cookie fly...


More yet, don't go away.

Mark[/QUOTE]


This saw actually gets stronger the harder you push it.

 

[hoss]

BIG BIG and BIG
More cc's the better.

Regards Lee[/QUOTE]


I heartily agree!

 

[hoss]

Stihl 090
Mark


This saw runs the same IN the wood or OUT. Power to spare. Big, loud, mean and easy to love.

 

[Scandy14]

+1 I Agree Hoss

I guess there is never a "set point" with chainsaw collecting.[/QUOTE]

 

[Stihl 041S]

I guess there is never a "set point" with chainsaw collecting.

[/QUOTE]

I always thought "one more" was the "set point".

 

[hoss]

I always thought "one more" was the "set point".[/QUOTE]

Amen brother!

 

[leeha]

The set point in my collecting
would be my bank account.

If there's money there will be saws.


Lee

 

[Stihl 041S]

Of course if you aren't sure how many saws you have, you won't know if a few more will be too many.

And like guns, there are doing better than the stock market.

 

[hoss]

The set point in my collecting
would be my bank account.

If there's money there will be saws.


Lee

I second the motion. I've never had a hobby that gave me as much enjoyment as collecting and fixing these big old saws.

 

[lawnmowertech37]

been wondering

does any of you shenadoah guys know anyone in elkton va off of jollets road in elkton ?

im trying to find some folks that could be related family and not know it


thanks
calvin