The smaller saws appear to have the tool-less chain tenoner and I am not a big fan of those even thou they work pretty good on those.Anybody buy any of the 2238? What kind of condition?
The smaller saws appear to have the tool-less chain tenoner and I am not a big fan of those even thou they work pretty good on those.Anybody buy any of the 2238? What kind of condition?
Positively Shite - a nut is a nut.The smaller saws appear to have the tool-less chain tenoner and I am not a big fan of those even thou they work pretty good on those.
FWIW, that loophole got closed. eBay used to charge the final value fee on the item cost only and not the shipping. So you'd see low item cost with sky-high shipping.I stopped a few years back when shipping and handling got to the point it was often more than the price of the item I bought, shipping killed any interest I had in eBay.
I was thinking about one for cutting 1-2” branches for kindling, that chain tensioner was my drawback too. It should be ok for just small stuff.The smaller saws appear to have the tool-less chain tenoner and I am not a big fan of those even thou they work pretty good on those.
They that bad?Positively Shite - a nut is a nut.
They that bad?
Not that bad, just some people are ham fisted.
And most those guys won't be cured of it either. If they learned on one product and the next similar product you have to use a certain way they will say it's junk because it's not the same, even if it's a great product. Be sure I'm not saying the toolless tensioner is a great design, but much like a smaller saw they will work for their intended purpose.Not that bad, just some people are ham fisted.
Why not just get a home Depot 4300 and you'll have a good quality saw, if you don't like the markings I have one that was never an HD saw with a muffler mod. You'd be surprised how often you'll pick it up, and how long you would run it. I like my small/baby saws a lot, but they are much better quality than the one your considering, most times I'd grab something of good quality to use over something cheap as they are much more fun to operate.They that bad?
You might want to to stay away from an easy start saw too .Each to his own
It is unlikely, that I will ever buy a saw with this device.
Easy start! It works, but cannot stop every time I pull the cord.And most those guys won't be cured of it either. If they learned on one product and the next similar product you have to use a certain way they will say it's junk because it's not the same, even if it's a great product. Be sure I'm not saying the toolless tensioner is a great design, but much like a smaller saw they will work for their intended purpose.
Why not just get a home Depot 4300 and you'll have a good quality saw, if you don't like the markings I have one that was never an HD saw with a muffler mod. You'd be surprised how often you'll pick it up, and how long you would run it. I like my small/baby saws a lot, but they are much better quality than the one your considering, most times I'd grab something of good quality to use over something cheap as they are much more fun to operate.
You might want to to stay away from an easy start saw too .
They work fine if you do not tighten the chain like a banjo string. I get what Karel is saying, other style is better in my opinion. But, that's just my opinion.They that bad?
No doubt, demand must have been to high on the $499 ones.They must have sold all of the $499 ones. 21 of the $549 ones left
I see they've added a note about the R in the description. They told me that I was the only one that had an issue with it. I feel powerful.
Apparently you missed the memo, they were NOT re-furbs!!The refurbished ones were $499. The brand new ones are $549. They sold the refurbs first.
Wait, I thought that's what you call it when you make a little change selling a saw, as in I made some jinglish on that saw .The the kind of crap I see here when they translate Japanese to English literally. We call it "Jinglish"
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