Why did I bring this one home?

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I saw those and I said to my self.....

"Self, I bet Mark didn't give that much for his!"

And I said back to myself......

"Self, I bet you are right."
 
Print that second Ebay listing off and store it with the saw.Might come in handy if you decide to sell it.In my case it would be when they settle up my estate,I keep everything.My defination of CAD is "Clutter Accumulation Disorder".I think I might also carry "The Packrat" gene.
 
Print that second Ebay listing off and store it with the saw.Might come in handy if you decide to sell it.In my case it would be when they settle up my estate,I keep everything.My defination of CAD is "Clutter Accumulation Disorder".I think I might also carry "The Packrat" gene.


That last part cracked me up, reminds me of my dad, and I guess with me the apple didn't fall far from the tree.
 
Glad to find a kindred spirit,I don't think it's fatal.However, I think a couple of my kids are showing the early signs of the affliction.I just wish they would get their stuff out of my garage.
 
I own that exact saw. It belonged to my father and I can absolutely guarantee it is from the 1950s if not the late 40s. The only plastic in it is the switch body and the brush caps, both of which I have replaced, plus all the wiring. The gears look like they were made for an airplane. Heavy shiny steel. I took it to a chainsaw guy to get new brushes and he said if they made that thing today it would cost a thousand dollars. I love that saw. It will last forever. A little heavy, but very powerful.
 
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