LoL...That might be just a little to weird.
You are from California, after all...
History of Bow Saws
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Mr. Bow Saw
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sawbones
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LoL...That might be just a little to weird.
weird would be an 070 bow saw:monkey:
a nice looking stihl 70 just went for 360. $ on e bay .
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Mr. Bow Saw
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weird would be an 070 bow saw:monkey:
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Oh no not at all...LoL
sawbones
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hey, whats up with that 460?
looks like a new one. that a firewood saw ?
looks like a new one. that a firewood saw ?
Mr. Bow Saw
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Its allmost new it was going to be a back up saw for
firewood,
If my other saws hold up all summer it will stay a bow saw.
Brian13
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That is one incredible collection!!! I think I would pay to see that collection in person.:jawdrop: I have been searching for safety and proper use of a bow saw, thanks for posting the history and proper use. I have never used one and cant wait to make my first cut with one. My father used one alot for firewood and I cant wait to try it out. Thanks for collecting everything and putting it up for us to read!!
Wait until you see his collection of Cabbage Patch kids...
RandyMac
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They are to die for.
Brian13
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I think I can remember the Cabbage patch kids, but I could be confusing them with the Garbage Pale Kids.
Mr. Bow Saw
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Hey.. What are you doing. You know your the one with that collection.
Why don't you show everyone your wild animal turd collection.:jawdrop:
When your out there fighting fires you allways find something new
for your collection.:hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange:
redunshee
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Have a Poulan 3700 Bow saw coming. Have several 3700 and 4000's. If saw is bad, how much work is it to attach Bow to my other 4000's or 3700's. Is it simply a direct swap or are mods needed?
Bob
Bob
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If you swap over to another 3700 you need to use the clutch cover that
came with the Bow saw. ITs all ready been cut for the bar and chain
to come through. If you use one of the 4000's you will need to trim the
clutch cover or use the 3700 cover on it. May need to trim a little off
engine side allso. You will see when your Bow saw comes.
redunshee
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Thanks for input. Appreciated.
Mr. Bow Saw
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Two more Bow saws for my collection.
Root 47 HRL
Root 47 HRL
Mr. Bow Saw
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Stihl 070
RandyMac
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The bow on the 070 looks new.
I think your old wooden box is the most famous box on the 'net.
I think your old wooden box is the most famous box on the 'net.
T
Teddy.Scout
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I bet the bow bar on the saw was as much as the saw!
Nice grab on the saw!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Looks nice with a bow!
Nice grab on the saw!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Looks nice with a bow!
I just want to add that whenever you cut the cover or the case for clearence you need to drill a hole in the corner and then cut to the hole that you drilled as that will help keep the corner from cracking.
I'm certain you will have to trim the engine case on that series.
DennyDoler
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Pioneer 650 Bow Saw
I was dropping of some scrap metal last weekend and I found this sitting in front of the big pile when I backed up. I've used many chainsaws but have never one like this. I have not left many abandoned tools and it was just to cool looking to let it go to waste and not add it to my collection of old tools. I haven't had a chance to get into it or clean it up, but just looking around it appears to only be missing the pull start cover.
I am completely new to this site and found this thread by google search, I feel like I've learned enough between this tread and the Pioneer saw thread to want to go forward with at least getting it running and then possibly restoring it.
thanks, Denny
I was dropping of some scrap metal last weekend and I found this sitting in front of the big pile when I backed up. I've used many chainsaws but have never one like this. I have not left many abandoned tools and it was just to cool looking to let it go to waste and not add it to my collection of old tools. I haven't had a chance to get into it or clean it up, but just looking around it appears to only be missing the pull start cover.
I am completely new to this site and found this thread by google search, I feel like I've learned enough between this tread and the Pioneer saw thread to want to go forward with at least getting it running and then possibly restoring it.
thanks, Denny
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