All wiring minus the 2 wire ends that go to the handle from the switch. Generator, carb heater, rear handle pads. Heated full wrap and a brand new poly arctic flywheel.
$400+ the ride
It’s an east coast thing, trailer mounted loader with a buck saw connected to it. I know a guy who has a remote controlled one with its own power unit.
Hoping this was an oil thread, jk. Tough to answer which, varies from saw to saw. Overall I’d say flow is more important. For instance, how much compression do you really want for a work saw?
Oregon reduced weight bars were the lightest ever made, but the 36” I sold would flop all over starting a cut. Stihl are probably the best all around, just run an adapter and mill the slot out 1/2” longer. My 2171 has stihl studs
Found this on Facebook, maybe someone interested could find out more but I think it should find a good collector.
https://www.facebook.com/share/17YgkLnqzE/?mibextid=wwXIfr
My favorite boots, danner quarry 2 I got off eBay used and had them rebuilt, still less than new. Most comfortable boots I’ve had in a long time. But they’re 600g insulation so no good for over 50 degree weather.
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