Recent content by Stump Shot

Yes Sir, it keeps a changing for sure. I'll try and maintain updates as we near closer.

That's the spirit!

Welcome. :)

We are just coming onto our fall color season so you may get some sights on your drive.

As always bring a chair for yourself and I have soda pop, coffee and water here for drinking, if you like something else you should bring some of that too. Otherwise saws and a smile will do. :)

Darn weather keeps changing, hope that trends continues for the better.

Going to let this ride on through the GTG, so if anyone wants to fondle Tim's saw, it will be available for a road trip.

All of the remaining 357XP parts are claimed, thanks guys. :)

It was a bit grody, so I gave it a trip in the parts washer so it could be inspected decently. Doesn't look too badly once cleaned up, however there was a small chain dismount mark right behind where the handle mounts on the bottom, I think you can see it in the picture of the bottom. So, I...

I think I have one as well if @farminkarman doesn't have one. Let me know and I'll get it out and if it's any account you can have it.

Good morning. :sun_smiley:

Seeing as you guys are going all kumbaya gaying up the place, I have my gtg in less than a week away and anyone and everyone is welcome, even egg, he can bring his saw if he likes and I'll go through it for him. Or, a sack kick, pitchfork to the chest, whatever you guys think appropriate...

Echo cylinders as much as AM ones and others like this can be very soft in their metallurgy, any little thing goes wrong and the cylinder is done for, where a Stihl or Husqvarna can be more than likely cleaned up, a new piston installed, the original fault found and corrected and it's good to go...

Proof is, I will only be talked to that way once. Why would anyone go in on the possibility of having another plating failure?