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Lol I had to do a reality check there for a second. I could have sworn you already replied to my post but I scrolled up and lo and behold you replied to SVK lol. Man it sucks getting old:crazy:. I know you don't like working on saws but that's what I've been up to a lot lately. I have quite a pile of them to build and sell. I've had the 357 done for a few weeks, and I finished a 365 Special this week. I have 2 more 365s half assembled on the bench right now - 1 needs crank seals and I will test the other tomorrow. Of course, hours and hours of cleaning parts.... anything that I sell is always spotless inside and out. I guess I attended the same saw sales academy as Chipper1 ha!
What's funny, is I actually did reply to you, I just forgot to hit post reply, did you sense it o_O.
I actually don't mind working on things, but I did so much of it out of necessity that if I can avoid it these days I do :yes:. But, I'm glad you're bringing some great classics back to life :clap:.
Mine aren't always spotless, but they sure look nice when they are :cheers:.
 
What's funny, is I actually did reply to you, I just forgot to hit post reply, did you sense it o_O.
I actually don't mind working on things, but I did so much of it out of necessity that if I can avoid it these days I do :yes:. But, I'm glad you're bringing some great classics back to life :clap:.
Mine aren't always spotless, but they sure look nice when they are :cheers:.
I like the classics - it's what I grew up and what I lusted for but could never buy when they were new. I feel good when I can get one back to nice condition and it is genuinely hard to let them go once completed. So far I haven't sold any 2 series though - that's the red line for now lol.
 
I like the classics - it's what I grew up and what I lusted for but could never buy when they were new. I feel good when I can get one back to nice condition and it is genuinely hard to let them go once completed. So far I haven't sold any 2 series though - that's the red line for now lol.
I like the classics too, but for the most part stick with the 3 series and newer these days, although if it's the right saw :innocent:
I went thru my 2 series stage a while ago. That yr my goal was to learn what I could about them since I had never owned one, not sure how many were bought :dizzy:, but I learned a lot :yes:.
Can you believe this was the first one I ever owned, bought off the original owners son after his dad passed, never fired :surprised3:.
@Drptrch :p.

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I like the classics too, but for the most part stick with the 3 series and newer these days, although if it's the right saw :innocent:
I went thru my 2 series stage a while ago. That yr my goal was to learn what I could about them since I had never owned one, not sure how many were bought :dizzy:, but I learned a lot :yes:.
Can you believe this was the first one I ever owned, bought off the original owners son after his dad passed, never fired :surprised3:.
@Drptrch :p.

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That’s pretty enough to turn me to husky lol
 
Yeah, but you couldn't have handled that one :laugh:.
This one would have been more your size.
Also never ran.
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You must have an angel sitting on your shoulder to collect 2 brand new Anniversary year saws lol. Maybe you should build a museum as well!
 
You must have an angel sitting on your shoulder to collect 2 brand new Anniversary year saws lol. Maybe you should build a museum as well!
I believe when you work hard at something you'll find it, I read it "ask, seek, knock" the context obviously isn't in regards to chainsaws, but Matt 6:33 says seek first the kingdom and all these things( material things) will be given to you as well :bowdown:.
You make it sound as if I keep them all :lol:.
 
I like the classics too, but for the most part stick with the 3 series and newer these days, although if it's the right saw :innocent:
I went thru my 2 series stage a while ago. That yr my goal was to learn what I could about them since I had never owned one, not sure how many were bought :dizzy:, but I learned a lot :yes:.
Can you believe this was the first one I ever owned, bought off the original owners son after his dad passed, never fired :surprised3:.
@Drptrch :p.

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Yeah I See it :()
Added a few digits instead...Like 1813 to be exact : )))))))
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With an original bar?? Wow that is nice!!! I’ve heard good about that model
The bar on the 288 is period correct as well, very cool stuff :).
I figured this would be one you liked better though.
Never fired 036 pro :surprised3:.
It came with the original bar too, I think I stihl have that bar.
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Thanks Brett. It will be a nice saw for someone. It has taken me weeks to convince myself to sell it lol. I don't know how you let so many nice saws go hahaha! I have a fairly nice 365 Special that's going after this one.

For some reason, I want to add a special to my collection before it's all said and done. No real reason, just like the way the 70cc 3 series saws handle, and the low top variety has kinda grown on me. I thought Chipper was going to sell me his, but he can be kinda' stingy at times.
 
The bar on the 288 is period correct as well, very cool stuff :).
I figured this would be one you liked better though.
Never fired 036 pro :surprised3:.
It came with the original bar too, I think I stihl have that bar.
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How do you not run these!!! That’s why I can’t buy one of those(and I can’t afford the NOS price lol). I would gas them up and play. Although if the bar was an old one and cool it would get hung up and saved
 
For some reason, I want to add a special to my collection before it's all said and done. No real reason, just like the way the 70cc 3 series saws handle, and the low top variety has kinda grown on me. I thought Chipper was going to sell me his, but he can be kinda' stingy at times.
Ask him if he has any 365 Sorta Special's sitting around.... @chipper1
 
My first 08S restoration. Didn't really have to do that much. It was complete and clean, although paint was worn. I measured compression at 155 psi and it passed crankcase P&V test with flying colors. Had good spark. Piston looked great through exhaust, so I didn't even do a top end. US cleaned and rebuilt carb and disassembled and cleaned starter assembly. The rest was mostly cosmetic, such as repairing a broken fin on the starter. The orange was a close match to the original color, the rest is Ford light gray. Bought a good used name badge which is only taped on in the picture. Although I have no doubt that it would run fine, this one will be a shelf queen, an addition to the decor of our cabin in the Ozarks
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