Don't rage text your wife, have a danged conversation with her like an adult.
Should I strangle my wife & neighbour? (its not what you think)
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Wood be nice to keep a good neighbor, a wife and a saw.
Examine the saw and go from there.
Good wife and neighbor's are hard to come across.
Lotsa saws around,,,,,
We all make mistakes.
Examine the saw and go from there.
Good wife and neighbor's are hard to come across.
Lotsa saws around,,,,,
We all make mistakes.
My wife knows better than to loan out my stuff. I have and will fall trees for a neighbor to help them out, but they don't touch my saws.
My wife did the loan out my saw yrs ago,,, she knows better now,, 30+yrs later.
And then it was my only saw,, I could not afford another.
And am still friends with the borrower till I moved.
He is/was not the kinda guy you want to loan a saw to.
Saw was fine,,
keep the good stuff locked up. Loan out the beater saws
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I'll let my neighbors run my saw, but I am there hovering over them. Just to much money and time put into saws to be loaning them out, unsupervised to the uninitiated.
I have a similar, but less tragic story. I brought several of my reed valve Homelites to a GTG to cut donuts and let others give it a try.
I run my classic saw slightly rich at WOT as replacement pistons and cylinders are getting to be like Hen's teeth.
I let a 30 something participant give the saw a try, and to my amazement he whips out a screwdriver to adjust the high set because it wasn't generating the RPMs he thought it should.
No damage was done, and I learned a valuable lesson in that moment.
I run my classic saw slightly rich at WOT as replacement pistons and cylinders are getting to be like Hen's teeth.
I let a 30 something participant give the saw a try, and to my amazement he whips out a screwdriver to adjust the high set because it wasn't generating the RPMs he thought it should.
No damage was done, and I learned a valuable lesson in that moment.
Anyone I'd trust to know what they're doing with my saws, and not destroy them, already has saws of their own.
My "loaner" saw is a link to Amazon where they can buy their own damned saw.
https://smile.amazon.com/Chainsaws-...1&keywords=gas+chainsaw&qid=1621874531&sr=8-6
My "loaner" saw is a link to Amazon where they can buy their own damned saw.
https://smile.amazon.com/Chainsaws-...1&keywords=gas+chainsaw&qid=1621874531&sr=8-6
Yep, them cheapo plastic poulans make great loaners
Heck even they cost money now a days, used to be able to grab them up for free.....
I've got a bunch of them.
I only like the pre-strato ones though.
If anyone wants to trade, let me know. Lol
I only like the pre-strato ones though.
If anyone wants to trade, let me know. Lol
ToxicGasCan
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She definitely won't be doing it again -
But I mean comon , I had several plastic-crappy saws on the counter , a Blinky BMS40 , a Husqy 120 MarkII , 2 no-name brand chinese saws , and the 070S
What did she take? the 070S dammit , only 'cause it has a longer bar and the man wanted to fell a pine -
Had a talk with her when I got back home obviously, she wasn't aware of how much I cared about that Alpina , I care about that saw just as much as my 60s/70s guitars! She just wasn't aware that our neighbour is "dumber than a box of rocks - belly to boot"
Due to the fact that I've got way too much S#!t on my plate , I haven't got much time to dedicate myself to this saw , so my little neighbour will have to give me fresh cash until I'll be lucky enough to find a guy that's selling an Alpina 070S , I mean , I have a CastorC70S which is practically the same saw , different colour - but I'm picky
ToxicGasCan
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I also own a Poulan Super 250A , was my grandfather's , built to last - unlike the Poulan PL3314 I returned about 3 years ago - brand new , such a shame
ToxicGasCan
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I have a similar, but less tragic story. I brought several of my reed valve Homelites to a GTG to cut donuts and let others give it a try.
I run my classic saw slightly rich at WOT as replacement pistons and cylinders are getting to be like Hen's teeth.
I let a 30 something participant give the saw a try, and to my amazement he whips out a screwdriver to adjust the high set because it wasn't generating the RPMs he thought it should.
No damage was done, and I learned a valuable lesson in that moment.
What's up with strangers fiddling around with other people's saws these days?
Yeah, those older ones are tanks.
Even my Craftsman 3800.
Even my Craftsman 3800.
That's why you leave all your saws locked up, except 1 Wild Thing.
Dont get divorced over it man! Simmer down a bit.Well considering the fact that the saw hasn't got a proper chain brake , and it weights a ton , you're probably right , I could of ended up in big trouble - still that was the only saw I truly cherished with all of my heart , at least I'm alive gents - for now
Rage-texting my wife over the phone , sheesh - its gonna be a looong day -
If I need spare parts , he's 100% paying for 'em , already agreed , and the spare parts for my saw DON'T come cheap
Guitars baby, now we are talking. Strat's Tele's and Le Paul's?
BigMoneyGrip
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Good luck!
I'm grateful that my wife knows that I don't lend out ANYTHING, regardless who it is. And she respects that.
I'm grateful that my wife knows that I don't lend out ANYTHING, regardless who it is. And she respects that.
BangBang77
The chair is against the wall...
Hmmm. My wife wouldn't loan out anything in my shop to anyone, especially a neighbor. She wouldn't load one of my saws or other 2 smoke equipment out to anyone on this planet, including my son.
Someone wants to borrow a saw or trimmer or any other 2 smoke stuff? Not a problem, but it comes with an operator as well.
Someone wants to borrow a saw or trimmer or any other 2 smoke stuff? Not a problem, but it comes with an operator as well.
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