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I thought they might be high just like todays pro top handles are. Echo even makes a pro top handle saw-I looked at it in the store. Pricey-------------for such a small saw. If I had to hold it all day and need it Quick,reliable and easy to use I could justify cost. But since I don't I like my $5 .oo poulan.
 
About like alluminum pipe wrench$$$ compared to castiron pipe wrench$--I like Rigid$. Had a coworker bought a 3 peice set cheap pipe wrench set. He Used one one day and all the teeth on lower jaw slid off real smooth. I laughed--------Had to go and tell other mechanics about Howards wrench{high end he would call it]
 
Yes i had a green and black super 25 it was a mid 80s vintage it was $279 and that was in the 80s! They were not cheap. I also have a later pro model in yellow an orange wizard sold by western auto and a solid green super 25DA with a climbers ring.... can ya tell i like my super 25s
 
I did some light limbing only. 16 inch hard bar-needs chain--looking at a oregon bar chain combo with sprocket. Compression is crazy--I like the look of the old style bars on all. Boomer be honest--you like all saws:sweet:
I would think about considering a 14''. I really like the balance of my 2.3 with a 14 vs the 16 that it came with.
 
10-4 I have a 1949 evinrude zephyr like that. 5hp 4 cylinders and a crazy carb with about 75 or more parts. When it runs right its a cadilac. Right now carb is acting up.My other 2 stroke hobby.

I asume youve seen on youtube the 2 stroke v8 boat motors 8 expansion chambers!!! The sound those monsters make is absolutely unreal
 
Ok then to liven things up a bit here's a question for y'all, why do manufactures feel the need to put a front mount chain tensioner on a saw when they can easily put a side one in? I get it a little more on the older saws but the new ones? I ask because I just swapped out my 017 with a am 025 side tensioner yesterday and what a difference. No more cutting myself on the aftermarket large spikes and the chain.
 
Ok then to liven things up a bit here's a question for y'all, why do manufactures feel the need to put a front mount chain tensioner on a saw when they can easily put a side one in? I get it a little more on the older saws but the new ones? I ask because I just swapped out my 017 with a am 025 side tensioner yesterday and what a difference. No more cutting myself on the aftermarket large spikes and the chain.
Easy answer. Less moving parts. Easier to build. Cheaper to build. Joe homeowner is happy!
 

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