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I mostly get begging for money pms when I stop by there I just visit the good morning thread and they want me to pay for it I guess -
No. The ownership is a conglomerate of some sort. My wife did a title search a while back for a former member there who needed the...
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I have felt a change in the atmosphere for more than a year. The Great members are there but...........
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Echo 9010 blower crankcase. The fan side bearing is a good Japanese NTN but this is the second one I’ve seen with a failed cage. Both...
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Shrinking an aftermarket 460 3/4 wrap for my 026. 3/4" out of the width, need to drop the top about an inch. Good TIG practice anyway.
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I would source the missing parts that you know of on the 260 before you even do anything, it will save you $ and time. I would be...
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59billy reacted to hacskaroly's post in the thread Best/Most Desirable saws of each Decade? with
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I have not had it that bad yet, I am still happy with free project saws that are missing parts. 🤣 -
Looking forward to when we can talk saw stuff again. Best healing wishes for you and may you get well soon.
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59billy reacted to ray benson's post in the thread Not so pros 4 new and without politics or drama with Like.
Good morning. 28°F/ -2°C going up to 35°F/ 2°C. An inch of snow last night and an inch coming this afternoon. No complaints.
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59billy reacted to Stump Shot's post in the thread Not so pros 4 new and without politics or drama with Like.
Good morning. 11F 🌨️
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59billy reacted to Definitive Dave's post in the thread Best/Most Desirable saws of each Decade? with Like.
collectors, firewood cutters, loggers and chainsaw racers all really have different reasons for selecting the saws they do cutters and...
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Takes some Stones Dave... I very much hope 26 is the best of all your years. I really mean that buddy!
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59billy replied to the thread Definitive Dave...Discussion.Moving this to Off Topic because I think its a useful discussion. Anybody who's bored can scroll.
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...so years prior to this, around the time when my son, Chris and I were pumping out 100+, sometimes 200+ chainsaw parts packages a day...