TBS
I have chainsaws and chainsaw accessories.
When you have dreams about a saw on ebay then you get an ebay alert on your phone saying that your item has been shipped and now you own a tanaka.
You know you have CAD when......
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When you have dreams about a saw on ebay then you get an ebay alert on your phone saying that your item has been shipped and now you own a tanaka.
Sleep shopping. Love it lol.
TBS
I have chainsaws and chainsaw accessories.
Now I'm trying to find parts for that tanaka.
Conquistador3
Le Comte de Frou Frou
The one in my nightmare was a CS-351 or another late 70's smaller model. Couldn't get it to run no matter what.
I sold a saw today....
But I bought one yesterday. So the fleet remains the same size roughly.
But I bought one yesterday. So the fleet remains the same size roughly.
Parts saws don't count! If they did I would have more LOL.
Ok they count but they don't lol.
dustinwilt68
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When you buy a 288 because it matches your sign, then because it is to NICE to use you buy a 2nd 288 to use, then you schedule that saw for porting, all in the same week. BTW it has been an expensive week! Still want that 461 too.
When you work all day in a chainsaw dealership and then come home and scoff down your evening meal so you can work on more chainsaws ????.
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When you subconsciously size up every cardboard box you see to determine if it might fit a saw snugly.
You know, just in case you might need to send one of your saws to get ported.
You know, just in case you might need to send one of your saws to get ported.
Motorsägen
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"I see dead trees everywhere"
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Motorsägen
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Wait, that would be firewood hoarding disorder also, right? Buy one disorder, get one free.
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Ax-man
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LOL I haven't read the whole thread yet but so far this seems to really hit home and I got a good laugh from it. I still consider myself a reformed CAD compared to 10 years ago but the chainsaw bug is biting again mainly because I have more time on my hands and I have a different place to work on them other than my garage. I am slowly customizing this new to me building to work on saws . I finally got shelves on the wall and heat for this winter which makes a big difference in the amount of time I spend during the winter working on saws. I am also hanging around this forum more than in the past and making a few replies which isn't helping. I am also about out of fixer uppers that I have had for years that just sat for years and wondering how to acquire more saws to work on after I am done with them.
When you plan your road trips around the operating hours of saw shops to pick on the way
Conquistador3
Le Comte de Frou Frou
You can cure that by having to deal with a very large firewood pile, mice trying to build a nest at the bottom of it, two terriers, Tiger mosquitos and Summer heat while being pumped full of heart medications.
Ever since I've kept my firewood piles at manageable levels.
Motorsägen
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When your ratio of:
# fixer-uppers + boneyard/donor saws
...to...
# daily cutters + running backups + shelf queens
...Is greater than...3 to 1.
That's my ratio anyways.
MS250, MS029, MS066, Hsq141, JD 50V
# fixer-uppers + boneyard/donor saws
...to...
# daily cutters + running backups + shelf queens
...Is greater than...3 to 1.
That's my ratio anyways.
MS250, MS029, MS066, Hsq141, JD 50V
