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Really stfu. Thank You

No, I recommend ALL these saws be checked by the owners or their favorite wrench. When *s-word like rusty cranks are used it just got "real" dicey at best. Have you ever had a saw go boom like the one that grenaded in Brad Snellings hands? I have and he will tell you it is a sinking feeling knowing that bigger *s-word could have come out. Until you have picked metal from your body you will never understand. I have. Do you want to?
Just my 2cts

Also, had a 044 clutch explosion on a piss revved chainsaw in the old basement shop. Clutch shoes stuck in the hard wood floor above. The first good boom I was involved in at 19 in my 4x4 truck @7.5K 3rd gear flat shift, sectioned the main shaft in the starter. Almost section myself that day. Bye Bye bell housing. Stupid dummy me had the Lakewood blast shield and plate hanging on the wall in the shop, not good.

My point, if someone builds inferior dangerous *s-word how many times has he done it?

I have learned muh lessons and I'm lucky to have afforded them! I'm done here. No need to quote me or like this poast! Draw your own conclusions and be safe out there :)
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I have not.

I have learned to be wary of someone who does nothing but tell you how great they are.

Very sound advice that everyone should take notice of and heed.

Well, now that JMS is banned from AS, it would seem that all the world's problems have been solved and there is nothing left to do.

Not quite, the battle may be over, now it is time to clean up the battle field and help the wounded and bury the dead saws. Some here have stepped up to help in this endeavor with either their time, hard earned money or parts. More, a lot more of this is going to be needed. So no matter where you were before here is where we are now. So I say to everyone, either pitch in to help fix the wreckage or get the fark out of the way. We got a lot of work to do. Heck, there's still saws at his shop right now, bet them 'ill really be some dandy's. This ain't over by a long shot. So what do you say gentleman, can we do this or what?
 

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Very sound advice that everyone should take notice of and heed.



Not quite, the battle may be over, now it is time to clean up the battle field and help the wounded and bury the dead saws. Some here have stepped up to help in this endeavor with either their time, hard earned money or parts. More, a lot more of this is going to be needed. So no matter where you were before here is where we are now. So I say to everyone, either pitch in to help fix the wreckage or get the fark out of the way. We got a lot of work to do. Heck, there's still saws at his shop right now, bet them 'ill really be some dandy's. This ain't over by a long shot. So what do you say gentleman, can we do this or what?
I'll help anyway I can
 
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