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Very true, and it only took the purchase of one 'meh' saw to point out the errors of my ways!

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If it's a 45 cc version it may be a Timberman. Back about 2003 I was a little thin on funds and wanted/needed a 20" chainsaw. Bought a Timberman not knowing any better, and it looks a lot like your JD. Actually not a bad saw, starts and cuts after sitting for years at a time, but should have...

Guessing you're in the piedmont area or on the coast, given the Navy reference? Growing up in areas west of the Blue Ridge / Appalachians, we go out and do what we need to regardless of the weather. Certainly not trying to compare to the MN / Wisco / Yukon folks, but I'm built more for the cold...

You could always fine some Ag tires for it, and hang some weights off the wheelie bar

There's a special place for people like that 🥵

Any idea why the top end needed replacing?

Sorry to hear that. Have been lucky enough to have had 3 best friends go to 14 / 15 years. Obviously cannot speak for you, but I always have to take several months before getting another one...not sure why, just do

Just FYI, @Sawponder sent me a DM stating that the deal fell thru and he wasn't getting the chains. Prob ought to delete thread or somehow mark it as not being for sale any longer.

Dang! Pretty work, nice symmetry and mass, and a crab claw to boot! Was this with the scoped Marlin, or did you give the '94 another try?

Congratulations, looks like he's just about ready to handle an MS170! Glad all are happy and healthy

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At the risk of sticking my nose in, not necessarily. Had a 4-wheeler in the garage with my wife's car. 4-wheeler acted like it had battery problems, when I pulled the seat, the battery compartment was packed with polyester yarn from a scarf in the wife's car the mice had been removing. Digging...

Looks good, all OEM?

For the sake of hunting I hope youth were not involved with wasting resources like this. We're fortunate enough to have areas of the farm where we can waste the skin and bones after we process the deer and let the critters and worms do final clean-up. There have been times we've let others do...