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Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by the GOAT, Oct 5, 2013.

  1. the GOAT

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    I thought he used lace doilies.
     
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    Stihls are for selling.
     
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    Yep your right f150. More handle wear.
     
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    Thanks bud!

    Finally, someone who knows what they are talking about ;)
     
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    f150.. That's funny..

    :rofl: :lol:
     
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    Got it wrong. Was thinking of a different AS guy. I see he is trx250:whistle:
     
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    I thought he had felt on the underside to protect them. :whistle:
     
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    New from Stihl, the Z71 Off-Road package.....

    Tank Guard.JPG
     
  9. bigbarf48

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    I've seen skid plates on a lot of things, but never a saw :rofl: :lol:
     
  10. clemsonfor

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    Seen those on ebay. They would tempt me more if I had shine y saws!!
     
  11. DexterDay

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    I bought a metal skid plate for my beloved 036.. But sold the plate shortly before I sold the saw..

    They are actually pretty cheap on the Bay.
     
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    Yep the bay is where I saw them.
     
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    What's the point? Just to keep the plastic from getting scratched?
     
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    Have you ever seen an 044 with a broken handle? Ive seen many. :(

    Cheap insurance if you ask me.
     
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    No I haven't. I guess I don't play with big saws enough to get it :rofl: :lol:
     
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    The rear handles are prone to cracking. This may help prevent that, as well as protect the entire bottom of the saw from scratches ;)


    Yep.. :)
     
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    Interesting. Is that from idling on the ground, or they just crack from being set down?
     
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    They probably crack from us guy leaning on them to make them cut as those big saws have torque for days!

    Worst is those ms460s since huztle doesnt make copies yet :(
     
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    My ms650 can take a good bit of force pulling up once the dawgs are set. Esp when runing a 20" bar!!
     
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    Ahhhh okay, didn't think about that