Re-thinking my saw plan

[tallguys]

Maybe that soapbox was to high...

I was with you right up to this point... not sure what you mean by that. :msp_confused:

 

[dave1]

Soap box

..........I may have been on a soapbox. And got a little carried away....but I do Believe the point is valid.....Dave1..............It was a soapbox that I was on ...thanks

 

[tallguys]

.....It was a soapbox that I was on ...thanks

No worries, Dave. Though I'm still uncertain... and its late... but no worries.

 

[Evan]

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I think whatever saws are on hand will fit the plan from a wildthing to 880. Then it'll look Purdue on the shelf.

 

[tallguys]

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I think whatever saws are on hand will fit the plan from a wildthing to 880. Then it'll look Purdue on the shelf.

Not sure what is "Purdue"? I'm guessing slang for pretty? Nobody will disagree its better to have a wildthing than nothing at all but if options are available why not have what makes sense?

The question I posed was based on what I have, whats the best, shall we say... coverage. Most answered to lose the 59cc as it was too close to a 51cc and take aim for a good 70cc. Whatever. The week after I sold the 361 I came across my new to me 6800i so I think its all worked out better for whatever I may encounter.

In my case anyway, you are correct. These saws spend more time on a shelf than working out in wood. :msp_wink: