BradB
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Two 018c...025..036 Pro..046 Mag.
Cant never have to many!!!!
Cant never have to many!!!!
How Many Working Saws do you Own?
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Dennis
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Hmm right now??? running?? 1 Super 920, 1 Super 930..(3 more in boxes) 1 111s Jonny, 1 272 piped..1 394 piped...1 2101 piped.. 1 2077 Jonsered stock...2 535 Jonsered Stock...1 394 stock...1 2054 stock...1 2171 "tuned"....and numerous old Homelite XL's..oh yeah and an old David Bradley that is supposed to run, but I havent gotten around to it yet....oh yeah...lol...and I still have an 090 in good shape if anyone is interested.....
-Reality is a collective hunch.
-Reality is a collective hunch.
chainsawworld
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mike,
as far as german saws go; to many stihls to list, 2-120 sachs, 1-153 sachs, i just sold my brother a 667 solo. i think that's it for them but i'd have to look.
i know the early makita's interchange with sachs-dolmar. they are still made in the same plant in germany. for tech and parts i have the phone number you can call.
marty
as far as german saws go; to many stihls to list, 2-120 sachs, 1-153 sachs, i just sold my brother a 667 solo. i think that's it for them but i'd have to look.
i know the early makita's interchange with sachs-dolmar. they are still made in the same plant in germany. for tech and parts i have the phone number you can call.
marty
McC
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Sachs-Dolmar 114 and 116 si
McCulloch 1-71, 250
Mall #7
Terrill
Lombard #34
Homelite lcs26, super 2
Disston DO-101
I only burn about a cord a year so I cut little slices like I'm racing.
Down, up, down.
Wow, that was fast!
McCulloch 1-71, 250
Mall #7
Terrill
Lombard #34
Homelite lcs26, super 2
Disston DO-101
I only burn about a cord a year so I cut little slices like I'm racing.
Down, up, down.
Wow, that was fast!
YUKON 659
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With my "new" purchase only 2....but real happy to have them.
Husky 346 & 372
Husky 346 & 372
Lawrence Martin
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saws
lets see,
2-335xpt, 2 -257, 1 - 371xp, 1 - 395xp , but as it seems i got alot of catching-up to do. All work fine but the 257's are getting old and worn.
i will have to phone Mr. Visa and see what he says about the sitution.
need to fill in the gap in the saw line up, may be a 357 xpw, hell why not 385xpw ,I hope Mr Visa is in a good mood.
Lawrence Martineau
lets see,
2-335xpt, 2 -257, 1 - 371xp, 1 - 395xp , but as it seems i got alot of catching-up to do. All work fine but the 257's are getting old and worn.
i will have to phone Mr. Visa and see what he says about the sitution.
need to fill in the gap in the saw line up, may be a 357 xpw, hell why not 385xpw ,I hope Mr Visa is in a good mood.
Lawrence Martineau
treefarmer
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numbers
Just four, and one's a pole pruner.
'02 Husky 346XPW
'81ish Partner p55 (runs at its own will, rarely at mine)
'99 Husky 371XP
BTW, the new 346xp which ya'll helped me to choose is one fine little package, especially w/ Mr. Walker's mods. I still want to try Doug's Greffardized Jonsy to see how it runs.
Just four, and one's a pole pruner.
'02 Husky 346XPW
'81ish Partner p55 (runs at its own will, rarely at mine)
'99 Husky 371XP
BTW, the new 346xp which ya'll helped me to choose is one fine little package, especially w/ Mr. Walker's mods. I still want to try Doug's Greffardized Jonsy to see how it runs.
Gary N Carter
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Right now the counts @ fifteen, one each of the following:
Echo 280E, 440EVL, 3400, PT260 Pole Pruner, SachsDolmar 120SI,
Husky 23, 55, 42sp, (2) 246, 346xp, 261, 262xp,371xp, 281xp, 288xp Lite. I would like to add a 385 or 394/5xp in the future if I can pick up a clean one at a GOOD price but who knows.
Echo 280E, 440EVL, 3400, PT260 Pole Pruner, SachsDolmar 120SI,
Husky 23, 55, 42sp, (2) 246, 346xp, 261, 262xp,371xp, 281xp, 288xp Lite. I would like to add a 385 or 394/5xp in the future if I can pick up a clean one at a GOOD price but who knows.
Tony Snyder
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suggestion
To make poll a little more meaningful you might want to do more than one so ass to separate out the dealers and big pro saw users. I responded, but the number was new saw stock.
It would be interesting to see the numbers without us dealers mixed in.
To make poll a little more meaningful you might want to do more than one so ass to separate out the dealers and big pro saw users. I responded, but the number was new saw stock.
It would be interesting to see the numbers without us dealers mixed in.
A bit of overkill maybe but,
For my one crew company:
4 335XPT, one Walkerized
Craftsman (Solo 651) 216 hours til I get my hands back on it, cant wait- do your stuff, Mr Greffard. When she goes head to head with a stock 372 and makes a race out of it, boy will some jaws drop!!
2 036 Pro, 1 034 Super. Lookin to sell an 036, as tuned Cman will blow them out of water.
2 044 Magnum
1 372 XP, Madsenized, soon to have a tuned muffler.
2 066 Magnum (7.7 hp w/old dual port muffler)
3120 XP Greff'd, lookin for a dyno to see if it is pushin 14 hp!!
Some 020S, rarely used, same with the 44 Husky, and 154 Husky, and Poulan S25DA.
Lookin to win another Cman on ebay!!
Next saw will likely be a Efco 962, same weight, 0.3 more hp than 357, and 50-100 bucks cheeper...
...cheep cheep
Barnett Tree Care
Shoreline, Wa.
For my one crew company:
4 335XPT, one Walkerized
Craftsman (Solo 651) 216 hours til I get my hands back on it, cant wait- do your stuff, Mr Greffard. When she goes head to head with a stock 372 and makes a race out of it, boy will some jaws drop!!
2 036 Pro, 1 034 Super. Lookin to sell an 036, as tuned Cman will blow them out of water.
2 044 Magnum
1 372 XP, Madsenized, soon to have a tuned muffler.
2 066 Magnum (7.7 hp w/old dual port muffler)
3120 XP Greff'd, lookin for a dyno to see if it is pushin 14 hp!!
Some 020S, rarely used, same with the 44 Husky, and 154 Husky, and Poulan S25DA.
Lookin to win another Cman on ebay!!
Next saw will likely be a Efco 962, same weight, 0.3 more hp than 357, and 50-100 bucks cheeper...
...cheep cheep
Barnett Tree Care
Shoreline, Wa.
StIhL MaGnUm
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Hey Gypo whats your total up to now???So far I got 1 029S,1 PP385XP,1 3120XPG,1 357XPG,1 064AV,1 044,1 009,and of course the all time favorite my one and only eager beaver
Later Rob..
Later Rob..
Sethro
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We are a happy family
1-088,2-084's,1-044,1-034
1-088,2-084's,1-044,1-034
daveb
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saws
038 magnum
028 super
shin 695
husky 351
husky 372xp
husky 288xp
038 magnum
028 super
shin 695
husky 351
husky 372xp
husky 288xp
StIhL MaGnUm
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Nice saws Seth ...So hows that 088 anyways??
Later Rob.
Later Rob.
Stihl084AV
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Seths 088
HI Rob
Seth's 088kd is one sweet saw and fast too and the Matchu chain is the kicker.I hope to see you guys at Danny's in April.thanks Ruffus Nelson
HI Rob
Seth's 088kd is one sweet saw and fast too and the Matchu chain is the kicker.I hope to see you guys at Danny's in April.thanks Ruffus Nelson
Does running a few seconds at a time count?
I've got 10 Homelites of various models and vintages that will run if you aren't asking for much. I've got one that is in wood cutting form and I finally got my Stihl 031av running.
I've got 10 Homelites of various models and vintages that will run if you aren't asking for much. I've got one that is in wood cutting form and I finally got my Stihl 031av running.
The latest addition to the collection is a Husky 357XP. WOW do I like this saw! This is probably the only saw that I would ever need but have a few others in standby.
The second is a 346XP with an opened up exhaust and a clutch cup that accepts rim sprockets.Its just a great saw.
The next would be an old Husky 45 with a 20 in bar.I love this one for clearing out the real light brush around the yard.The 20" incher is nice.....I dont have to bend over.
My last saw which sees absolutly no use and is in just about perfect condition is an old Power Mac 320. This was my first saw and will have it around till i die.
The second is a 346XP with an opened up exhaust and a clutch cup that accepts rim sprockets.Its just a great saw.
The next would be an old Husky 45 with a 20 in bar.I love this one for clearing out the real light brush around the yard.The 20" incher is nice.....I dont have to bend over.
My last saw which sees absolutly no use and is in just about perfect condition is an old Power Mac 320. This was my first saw and will have it around till i die.
