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stihl 090 chainsaw
Now that's a beaut and at a great price. Sure wish I was closer!
I am resisting cad:msp_scared:
stihl 090 chainsaw
Hi Brian,
I just want to be accurate here. I was mistaken about the P62, Although I did contact Brian about it, the episode I described was actually about a Jonsered 111S. I just want to be clear and not be tellin stories. Also Brian, as far as time tellin bout folks, did you consider that this discussion might be time telling about some of your practices?
Allright.... I will apologize for being brash, I am not the type to shy away when provoked. There are alot of good deals that have occurred, that I don't say anything about. I find it surprising how quickly things turn to crap talk when there is nothing better to do. I have met alot of good people here as well as other sites. There are alot of good collectors out there, and I am blessed to have met them and continue to deal with them. I have been told that because I am a dealer that I have to be careful what I post on this site, so I avoid doing so.
I guess the trouble with that is that there are plenty of people that I have helped out, and while I don't do that expecting anything in return, it is difficult to watch unnecessary public slander.
Kind of like a thread I saw the other day attacking somebody on here unnecessarily, I stuck up for him, because I knew him better than that, I was thankful to see the thread got deleted.
I'm reminded of what Ma used to say: If you got nothin' nice to say don't say nothin". I still have to work on the lessons she taught, she was right of course, just wish it worked that way for everybody.
Brian
He has a couple negative feedbacks, but they aren't that bad. It's been a long time since I've seen one of those that hasn't been used. I am watching it closely.
He has a couple negative feedbacks, but they aren't that bad. It's been a long time since I've seen one of those that hasn't been used. I am watching it closely.
hey Moss did you notice the chain was on back wards? i noticed that in the second picture in the description the picture of the bar LOL
Thats prolly why hes selling it!!
Allright.... I will apologize for being brash, I am not the type to shy away when provoked. There are alot of good deals that have occurred, that I don't say anything about. I find it surprising how quickly things turn to crap talk when there is nothing better to do. I have met alot of good people here as well as other sites. There are alot of good collectors out there, and I am blessed to have met them and continue to deal with them. I have been told that because I am a dealer that I have to be careful what I post on this site, so I avoid doing so.
I guess the trouble with that is that there are plenty of people that I have helped out, and while I don't do that expecting anything in return, it is difficult to watch unnecessary public slander.
Kind of like a thread I saw the other day attacking somebody on here unnecessarily, I stuck up for him, because I knew him better than that, I was thankful to see the thread got deleted.
I'm reminded of what Ma used to say: If you got nothin' nice to say don't say nothin". I still have to work on the lessons she taught, she was right of course, just wish it worked that way for everybody.
Brian
Bob,
Just because in my limited experience I have not seen one doesn't mean they don't belong there. I figured that they must have a clearance problem. I suppose i could take the brake handle / cover off of my 655 BP and try it on the P62 and check clearance that way, have not given it much thought. I am not necessarily fond of chainbrakes for my personal use, although a big saw like that is probably a good place for one. If you should come up with a buy on that stuff I would be interested in a full wrap for my 655. Oh, and BTW, the P62 does look like the cover has a location for one, although you can tell it has never had one. Perhaps the guys in the Pioneer thread would know about this, they have quite alot of combined knowledge over there and they are quite helpful, nice guys.
Brian and Tina