here is a couple of the old saw getting it done

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badcars2

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the 041 is alive, even sharpened a chain the neighbor hit a t post with at the farm. one is side ways, sorry :). but it is old and it can still cut. not with the fast new saws but you cant bog her either. after adjustment of the carb, holdsa about 8600 rpm in the cut. please excuse the absense of chaps, santa hasnt arrived yet..
 
Good to see it throwin chips for ya! I know that's like an early Christmas in itself.

I need chaps also. Just been wearin my old brass chainmail leggins from surveyin days.

Chaser
 
badcars2 said:
cmon guys give me a yoohoo or something!
You should get a 'yoohoo' or something for your willingness to work that steep of a slope seen in pic1. How do you keep from toppling over?
John..
 
Yeah it is diffacult to hold your coffee cup the next morning after giving her all day with one of those, but they sure do cut. My father bought one new on 2-12-79 according to the warranty slip. It's been partialy crushed and I sold it once to a guy who tore off into some frozen green white oak with a blunt chain& 50:1 mix and scuffed the cyl. braught it back after he screwed it up and left it. Found a used cyl. and I brink it out on special ocassions. I, the Stihl basher have nothing bad to say about this model, their continued operation I think allows Stihl to sell some of the iffy stuff they do today.
029 Farmboss? yeah right bring it on.
 
Nice to have all that torque, eh? Did a bunch of railroad ties with an 041 last summer. My wife, who usually just scoffs at the noise, became a true believer.
 
:blob2: i miss me 041. it melted in a fire we had in march. i still got some of it hanging on the wall. but man was it fun. good think i have no feeling in my left hand from a car accident.
 
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