Nearly all of their saws are down. There are broken teeth, bent bars, out of tune saws, saws that have been hit by trees, etc...
I tried to sharpen one chain last night that had hit a nail or concrete and every tooth was a different size, some were broken, none of them were sharpened correctly or with the right file.
I asked about the broken teeth and was told that it had been like that for a long time.
I suggested to the owner to get a few rolls of chain, a breaker and spinner, and I would make him chains for all the saws. He said he didn't have the money for it because he had to buy new saws all the time.
I nearly fell over! Some of these chains would be salvageable with a grinder, but they don't have one.
I am going to make sure my saw is in tip top shape and take it with me on Monday. I am tired of using saws that don't work. I will be the only one running my saw. They can sit back and watch. Maybe they will learn something. They are great guys and have a LOT of potential, but they need someone to teach them.