Ain't it "cute"!

I have some 011s and there no easy thing to work on either. I believe there same design as the 019.??

But the 011 has some @$$ to it...the mini mac doesnt

 

Good saw just all depends how thete used and takin care of and that looks mint for sure check plug filter clean carb new gas sharpen chain n u should be set wish i woulda came across it i woulda picked it up for sure good luck bud

 

Might make a good construction saw for a framer up on the rafters when the Skil just won't do

 

Thanks guys much appreciated glad theres just a forum for once that dosent always bash

 

Yea good group here.

Just be glad you dont have an MS 362.

(Ducks and hides)

Its an inside thing...sorry I couldnt resist!

 

Sounds good guys cant wait to learn more things n give some of the knowledge i do have a test lol

 

And clem let me know the stihl 362 deal lol

 

And guys i know theres prob a place for this on the forum somewhere but where under my profile do i put my lineup of saws n equipment so everyone can see it?under notes? Like pallet pete has under his thanks in advance guys

 

Yea its under your signature line you find it under profile at the top.

 

Thanks clem aprreciate it

 

Btw how r the earthquake saws seen them before and they look pertty sweet do they cut good? And what company r they made by oregon?

 

There ok for what I paid. I think I paid like $35 or $40 for them. Not for the full price. There built just like a pro saw. They cut as good or better than any box store husky. Your 250 will out cut the 45cc I have.

There made for ardisam and are a chinese copy of a redmax which is held by same parent company as huqvarna...electrolux. I may have all the company ownership stuff screwed up but u get my point.

 

Yup couldent beat the price ive seen pics of em before i like the styling of some

 

I have as much fuel through probably both the 38 and 45cc to cut an easy half a cord. No lock up issues at all. The 38 is nice and light. I use them to cut limbs or for a yard saw or a truck saw. One I strap to the trailer to ride to the farm or to bounce around clearing roads and stuff.

I dont take them out as my primary and backup saws when I cut wood.

 

Same here pete. I probably had close to that flow through my hands.

There more than any homeowner needs who is going to kill a saw with a lean mix or bad gas anyway.