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Adding to my Stihl collection this week.

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  1. MasterMech

    MasterMech The Mechanical Moderator

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    Not one, but TWO new additions!

    Stihl NG-4 and NG-5 breaker and spinner.

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    Man these are nice tools too!
     
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    If you just bought these how have you been making g those loop of the picco your selling?
     
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    MasterMech The Mechanical Moderator

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    Magic. [​IMG]

    My dealer doesn't care if I use their chain bench. I walk in with a roll of chain and magically emerge a few minutes later with a smaller roll of chain and a few loops. ;)

    There are other ways to make loops too. These are just the nicest way. :cool:
     
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    ;)I mean I know you can do it with a press and a hammer and some punches and stuff but I figured the pro you are your not using hack techniques like I would be.
    ;):rofl: :lol:
    Be the same as if I took my drive shaft to a shop to get new joints and I see them with a 2lb sledge and some sockets beating on my u joints. I do it that way but figure them to use a press or the tool.;):rofl: :lol:
     
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    Cool Tools there!:thumbs: I assume for different size chains?
     
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    Nice set there MM money well spent. A C
     
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    Pretty sure they work on all sizes.
     
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    Nice bud!! It was only a matter of time!

    Congrats!
     
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    Sweet tools :thumbs: should save you some time there eah
     
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    My wife pokes around the FHC when I leave it open on the iPad.. I hope my next stihl tool is an ms461 with a 25" bar.. Thanks Hun! Love you!:ups:
     
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    Love that smiley!!
     
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    MM, are you going to mount them on the freezer? You put cases in your wife's oven when she is not around, so I thought mounting them on the freezer would be the next logical step! LOL
     
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    I believe i am the first one to be getting a couple loops made from the new SnapOn, i mean Stihl, chain making tools:drunk::thumbs: Nothing like owning a few high quality tools if your pockets allow it.:dex:
     
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    another one that could use a ms 461 right here!!:cheers: , and ya I would be doing that smiley dance too if it actually happened.
     
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    I'd like to be in that 461 boat as well :dex:

    I love my 460, but the way everyone talks about the 461!
     
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    Better than an 046?
     
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    Yep..
     
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    One for breaking chain, the other will put it back together. With these I am covered for everything 1/4"-.404 with the ability to add tools for 1/2" or 1/4" Picco.
    How did I know you were going to bust my nuggets about the freezer..... :rofl: :lol:
    The amount of money I have in tools is quite a bit more than your average small engine mech. :zip:
     
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    I could probably buy a house if I sold all my tools for what I paid for them.
    I work in anything from Small engines, auto, diesel/heavy equipment,fab work, etc.

    Mostly cause I am too cheap to pay someone else to screw it up.

     
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    I hear ya. Last time farmed out a job they bent the shaft on a brand new powersteering pump. Of course I didn't notice it until I had it installed and fired it up. By then they shop would not warrenty their work, claiming I had 'over tightend the belt'. For what I paid for a second new pump, I could have bought the puller my self.

    Here at the mine I have access to a precsion 200 ton press, liquid nitrogen, a full machine shop, weld shop, rigging shop, heavy equipment shop, etc....

    I can handle most stuff at home, the rest comes here. Screw the idiots in town.
     
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