Thank youNice 750!!
They're a fairly stout saw. 36in don't bother it much
Considered one for the mill but it will be a short life on a 60" bar. Strong saw. Perfect for the part-time user.They're a fairly stout saw. 36in don't bother it much
Considered one for the mill but it will be a short life on a 60" bar. Strong saw. Perfect for the part-time user.
Top fill keeps them livingBlasphemy!!! If you wasted this saw on a mill.
Plus it's a top fill.
I have never milled. Looks like it would be hard on a saw. I suspect none of them last very long working that hardTop fill keeps them living
Oh they do but you constantly chase everything. Filters and maintenance, maintaining maintenance and clean *s-word....there's a concept. Sharp chain.... nuf said.I have never milled. Looks like it would be hard on a saw. I suspect none of them last very long working that hard
Even more tempting. I do have a 372 to spare. Clean x torq. But i think a trade from illinois to n.j. is a bit of a shaky hassle. Not sure i want to roll dice on that. But i am considering a trade or buying outright. If you were close by i wouldnt think twice and trade. The 750's are getting scarce and your price is in the right ballpark.I also have a nos 36in bar for a Homelite. Would consider trades for saw and both bars for 372 or 440 Stihl or something along that lineView attachment 217044