astnmacgto
Carnac The Magnificent
Yeah buddy.
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Mac&Homelite
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So what did everyone do today? Had to help dad put in some windows, but then I talked to the neighbor, and got permission to have some logs for lumber
. I finally got to unleash the full power of the 361. First time I've had it buried with a 20'' in wood. Sure put a smile on my face. It's a sweet saw, but it feels like it's lacking some power, which means, I need one of the 660 kits. Help me!!! Probably going to end up getting the mill tomorrow and starting to mill up some logs. Should be fun, might post some pics if I remember to take any.
. I finally got to unleash the full power of the 361. First time I've had it buried with a 20'' in wood. Sure put a smile on my face. It's a sweet saw, but it feels like it's lacking some power, which means, I need one of the 660 kits. Help me!!! Probably going to end up getting the mill tomorrow and starting to mill up some logs. Should be fun, might post some pics if I remember to take any.
Kensie1988
Vintage Saw Maniac
Man you gotta be made of money to add those to the collection!
LonestarStihl
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I'd love to have that 090
Mac&Homelite
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You would have to be one sick individual not to want an 090!
Yall know of my CAD heart--few do
Got the old Johnson Going after 1 year of not running--Flooded it-dry it out-new plugs-check for spark-ok --cranked and ran like its old self. --Old boat motor man taught me to soak down points with WD-40 before installing flywheel etc-Keeps them from oxidizing==no fire-I now spray all points saws and motors this way--works great--In the past told to keep points clean oil free but this is different-I saw him do that-thought it would gum up/burn points-instead it ran like a top.
--Old boat motor man taught me to soak down points with WD-40 before installing flywheel etc-Keeps them from oxidizing==no fire-I now spray all points saws and motors this way--works great--In the past told to keep points clean oil free but this is different-I saw him do that-thought it would gum up/burn points-instead it ran like a top.
Found about 4 axes at my dads house-1 True Temper fire ax,1 marked U.S.(military),can't tell the others till clean up-camera broke-pics later.I also have a small collins fire axe--sales sample??
Homelitexl903
CAD...The struggle is real.
I don't think I have shown this saw here yet. It's a good saw for its age but gets trumped by other saws in my collection. It has a custom spike on it made by the really old man I bought it from so I'm keeping it that way. 24" hard nose bar and a decomp kind of like a super ez. Choke lever is cool on this one too.
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LonestarStihl
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Sweet saw!
astnmacgto
Carnac The Magnificent
I'm not gonna let the cat out of the bag, but if all goes well, I might be getting a big saw
LonestarStihl
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Dooooo it!!! 390xp?
Homelitexl903
CAD...The struggle is real.
Yes as far as I know Boomer. I don't think the 903 was made very long before changes were made but the same engine was used for other models if I remember correctly.
astnmacgto
Carnac The Magnificent
It's possible, it even could be an xpg
LonestarStihl
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Whoa whoa I don't know all the cool kid husky lingo very well yet
astnmacgto
Carnac The Magnificent
G denotes a heated handle
LonestarStihl
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Ohhhh that's why I didn't understand it lol. Out here we just set it outside for 5 minutes and it's too hot to touch lol
Mac&Homelite
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Same, I'll get there eventually.
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