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Craigslist saw market is picking up for the season.

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by Jon1270, Mar 18, 2014.

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  1. Jon1270

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    Jon1270, Mar 22, 2014
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    Looks pretty good and sounds good.
     
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    The Super EZ is older than any other saw I've messed with, aside from a little Partner top-handle a guy asked me to look at. It's heavy compared to modern 41cc saws, but the compression is really high (glad it has a decomp!) and when I cut a few small branches it just ripped through them. Gives me a new appreciation for the meaning of torque.
     
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    I'm surprised that a saw that old n small has a decomp
     
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    I still smile at how well my 46cc Remington SL-9 from the early 70's pulls 3/8" (that's standard 3/8" chain folks, not picco/low-pro) chain across the 16" bar.
     
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    I was too. Instead of a button directly on the cylinder, it's connected to the throttle lock with a linkage. Very steampunk.

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    :eek: Me likey!
     
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