Some saws need more help then others.
It oozes 'made in China'
I'm not really sure what that first pic is supposed to be. But it looks kind of cheap and chintzy.
If you run the math at 110 vs 220 it works out to -100% which is probably the more likely result. ;)
Ten years ago I drove a blue truck.
I bet if he hooked up 220 volts he'd get 40% faster cut times.
Nice haul... More Pics please (Of the ms362)
There is one sticker identifying the brand(s) on the splitter. It has equally sized logos for iron and oak and Brave on the one sticker. Edit...
On the return stroke the fluid goes through the dump valve directly to the tank; bypassing the main valve bank. Less wear and tear and less heat...
Got me a $200 'dump' valve for $25 delivered thanks to ebay :) [ATTACH]
He's back on AS if you miss him.
It's my fallback. (Maine thing)
awesome!!!!
Got my review in. [ATTACH]
Don't forget to buy an aftermarket cover to protect the original sticker.
It'll let the heat out so your saw will last longer :cheers::vulture::cheers:
The article I read claimed he was a pro. Doesn't look dressed for the part.
this is what happens when non pros use a top handle[ATTACH]
Just to be clear; you actually have the saw?
damm, what happened to the diesel mechanic from Alaska? No one tells me anything.
