This is impressive for a coal powered saw. I believe the top handle version is gaining a following with arborist. [MEDIA] [MEDIA]
These tests are interesting. I could see the appeal for occasional use for the average Joe home owner type. [MEDIA] [MEDIA]
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Lol. I could definitely see that happening. The gubment throwing each other under a bus is common place.
Apparently they wanted fire crews to get stuff cut fast.
There is a very well known saw porter that had or has a contract building performance saws for the US Forest service. They had tried some other...
100% agreement. Kevin shows you the guts from start to finish. And running them.....smiles every trigger pull.
And stuff.
A screw fall off a Stihl into that saw because I've read the Husqvarnas don't loose screws....
Click bait to get people in the giveaway thread. :thumbs:
I only have Mini Mac parts. I might let some go if that's what you need.
You find a ported 241 finally? :rofl: :lol:
Or not.
I have it listed in the giveaway thread I created.....
Glad I could bring that time back for you.
Bummer.
That's how you found that stash of 2 stroke oil.
So you need a piece of memorabilia is what I got from that.....:rofl: :lol:
That would look odd lol. Big ole Bar for a lil saw. I have other 1/4 bars and chains I could try on it if I want to modify them to fit. Shorter units.
There doesn't seem to be many vintage saw guys here. I thought about starting couple brand specific threads if none exist. Remington, mcculloch....