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it sure takes awhile to go through them all and move them to where they should have been in the first place.
commercial tree care and climbing is by far the worse forum to cleanup.
treeapes, it's OK to post your ms200T questions in chainsaw. those saw guys don't bite- hard.
so, if your thread got moved, I'm talking about you! :buttkick:
-Ralph
 
I figured this was the worse one of the forums, so it's a good place to start.
feel free to move it Mike. :sword:
-Ralph
 
man I'm tired of moving posts!!
if you want it moved, you do it your durn self! :hmm3grin2orange:

-Ralph :cheers:
 
Mike Maas said:
Hey Ralph, could you move my first post to the spot where my second post is, and move my second post to where my firat post is, then email me for the list of other post I need moved?

nope, but I am pretty sure trimmmed would be happy to do it. he's awful bored right now.....
-Ralph
 
begleytree said:
nope, but I am pretty sure trimmmed would be happy to do it. he's awful bored right now.....
-Ralph

No not bored, I am actually keeping busy moving the parts wanted/for sale out of chainsaw and into trading post...oh and trying to fix the Prince thread that Lakeside messed up. :yoyo:
 
trimmmed said:
No not bored, I am actually keeping busy moving the parts wanted/for sale out of chainsaw and into trading post...oh and trying to fix the Prince thread that Lakeside messed up. :yoyo:


Trimmmed you need a bigger pay check for the prince thread mess.. :hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:


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04ultra said:
Trimmmed you need a bigger pay check for the prince thread mess.. :hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:


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LOL! I actually have a copy of it now, but I can't move it or copy it. It keeps stalling at 84 pages, then I get an error message. It's too big to move. Next try will be when no one is online, maybe that'll get it.
 
begleytree said:
commercial tree care and climbing is by far the worse forum to cleanup.
treeapes, it's OK to post your ms200T questions in chainsaw. those saw guys don't bite- hard.
Ralph, to be honest with you, there are a couple of reasons I'd rather post chainsaw questions in the commercial thread. First of all, these guys specialize in climbing saws, so if I had a 200t question, these are the guys i'd ask first. And secondly, some of those guys in the chainsaw forum scare me a bit over how much they "love" their saws. For many of the guys in the commercial thread, a saw is a tool and what we use to make a living. Sure, we take care of our saws, but we don't make "love" to them. For example, there is a thread in chainsaw right know about the strangest things you've seen done to a saw. Now to honest, I've done a fair amount of those things listed to my saws just to keep them running for the rest of the day, or until the parts come in-when a saw is down, money is lost. But to some of the guys in that forum, you'd think sacrilege was preformed on those saws. And thirdly, it seems alot of those guys only run those saws to cut a few cords of wood or they modify them and rarely use them. I want to talk to guys who take a new saw out of the box, take the spark arrestor off, then run that saw eight hours a day, six days a week, in all kinds of weather and in all kinds of situations. How they can keep that saw running even after dropping it thirty feet out of a tree is more interesting to me than modifying a 200t so heavily that it can't even be used.
But you're the boss, so no more saw questions in commecial from me. Just wanted to air my opinion.
 
beowulf343 said:
Ralph, to be honest with you, there are a couple of reasons I'd rather post chainsaw questions in the commercial thread. First of all, these guys specialize in climbing saws, so if I had a 200t question, these are the guys i'd ask first. And secondly, some of those guys in the chainsaw forum scare me a bit over how much they "love" their saws. For many of the guys in the commercial thread, a saw is a tool and what we use to make a living. Sure, we take care of our saws, but we don't make "love" to them. For example, there is a thread in chainsaw right know about the strangest things you've seen done to a saw. Now to honest, I've done a fair amount of those things listed to my saws just to keep them running for the rest of the day, or until the parts come in-when a saw is down, money is lost. But to some of the guys in that forum, you'd think sacrilege was preformed on those saws. And thirdly, it seems alot of those guys only run those saws to cut a few cords of wood or they modify them and rarely use them. I want to talk to guys who take a new saw out of the box, take the spark arrestor off, then run that saw eight hours a day, six days a week, in all kinds of weather and in all kinds of situations. How they can keep that saw running even after dropping it thirty feet out of a tree is more interesting to me than modifying a 200t so heavily that it can't even be used.
But you're the boss, so no more saw questions in commecial from me. Just wanted to air my opinion.

I'll second that, tree apes like to get advice from other tree apes:hmm3grin2orange:
 
Perhaps a new forum category?

Perhaps a new forum category is needed I understand what you mean.
I have had lots of experience doing what you are talking about and could not agree more. Reliability and getting the job done is most important when you are trying to make a living.
I am still a new comer to the site so perhaps another can suggest this to the site owner. I have gotten no response from him when I have tried to PM and e-mail him.

Archie
 
The Chainsaw Forum is a well oiled, smooth running machine! Let's leave her be. :hmm3grin2orange:

We could rename this forum The Graveyard though, lol :))))
 
inztrees said:
Are You Morons That Bored?

Well.............yes, yes we are, And while we admit to being bored, we also can rule out that we are suffering from urineindacheerios syndrome, which you are obviously suffering from.

Lemme guess, your favorite color is red
 
I m new and this seemed most sensible entry point to drop virginity. Been in tree biz many moons and operate a chief cook and bottlewasher w myself and a ground man for 35 years w 11 trucks and assorted tow behinds. My initial observation is I d prefer to talk saws w tree guys as opposed to firewood or just saw worshippers. Point being my saws while being scuffed,filthy and generally uncouth, all approx 15 stihl saws you won t find much dirt under the covers, in the gas tank, air filter or even a little knick in the business side of the cutter tooth.
 
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