Thanks , I keep my eyes open for one as well. Not that I need it but one for the shelf would be nice. I should have kept it but hey , at this...
290 is gone and I honestly don't miss that one. The one I should have kept was my old Poulan that was my first saw , I made the mistake of...
Yeah , I am not sure why. Like my old MS290 , that saw was like a cinderblock but for some strange reason that saw got more use than any other...
That is where mine came from as well.
Dolce and Clemente's Catering - Italian Gourmet Market Without a doubt it is worth the trip.
When you turn the jug over of standard weight and it doesn't run out it is time.
Ever been to "Dolche & Climente" , I don't think it is that far from you. Worth the trip!
Too thin for my liking in summer. You want to swap a couple out for a couple standard weight I have here on the shelf let me know.
Swamp loggers ?
Don't forget to add in all the extras. Spare blades. Sharpener Tooth setter. Tractor to move the logs around and oh yeah , that tractor now needs...
Me too. It has been a great machine for the money.
Honestly like them both. I am not fixed on one particular brand, but I do seem to grab the 261 before the 550xp , why? I have no clue, but it just...
It was quite a while ago , long before I came on board here that's for sure. I honestly would have to look at it again up close to jog my memory...
Same for the one I have. Some years back there was a posting on another site about adding shims and a few other minor adjustments to make it a...
261 with 16 inch bar and .325 chain is a great combination for an all-around firewood saw.
Just a reminder, they do price match. They also price match their own price from a different store. If it is $5.49 in one store just show it to...
I have the Oregon 520-120 and happy with it , it does not have the hydraulic clamp. I also have a Norther Tool grinder that was a little cheezie...
I don't know how you do it or come up with half of what you make. It sure makes me consider some new things.
Amazing.:thumbs:
Ted Williams was the Sears name on much of their sporting good line. Like you say ; it was literally right next to the tool department. This was a...
