I understand the pain management part I am also in pain management but I am going to do my best to be thereI'm at least that far, and it was worth the trip. That was before pain management entered my life, had to leave early to ease my back. Got to see a few of the folks that we hear here. Brought me into further experience with chain sawers in other areas.
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I wasn't at that time, getting horizontal for awhile was about the only thing then.I understand the pain management part I am also in pain management but I am going to do my best to be there
I’ve got about a dozen. They don’t call them a brick for no reason. I see them on marketplace a lot around here for up to $250. Are they worth that? I see them still for sale so must not be. A good saw, plenty of power but for 60cc there a lot of others the same size that are a lot lighter. I would say a really nice one in really good condition $100-$150 tops. Most usually somewhere in the $50 range. If you’re into McCulloch what you’d want to look for, in the PM series, would be the PM650 or PM655. Same cc but better porting . More power.Ok guys another question what do yall know about a mccullough pm610 and its value in fair shape and runs
Midnight waiting on tow. I backed into ditch on side of road. Of 6 peeps 2 stopped. Make that 3 of 8. Had time to hit clutch drop in neutral and still turned counter clockwise. If my luck holds it's only gonna need alignment checked lol 3 of 9 nowView attachment 354982
Cabled out for $150. Running gear tracks as well as ever on the 4 miles away from my place and back here. Alls well for a 1st time to be pulled out of the snow in over 52 years of driving in worse winter snows, on worse tires glad that's out of the bucket listNeed me to come pull you out? We just got rain down here. Hope it didn’t hurt your car too bad.
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Glad you got a tow and no damage!Cabled out for $150. Running gear tracks as well as ever on the 4 miles away from my place and back here. Alls well for a 1st time to be pulled out of the snow in over 52 years of driving in worse winter snows, on worse tires glad that's out of the bucket list
No danger of thinning the heard here unless all the “super hunters “ change their thinking paradigm & start shooting some does.Man, there are a lot of deer this year.. I’m thinking we could take another dozen does and still not really “thin” the local herd. We’d probably have to cut the population in half to see any real results.
Dang, thats too bad!No danger of thinning the heard here unless all the “super hunters “ change their thinking paradigm & start shooting some does.
My wife hit one last night, she was about 50 yards from Hy-Vee,’s front door.
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Ok guys another question what do yall know about a mccullough pm610 and its value in fair shape and runs
Just for reference first photo : Dollar General on the north.
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Second photo: Hy-Vee on the south
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She is fine, she is just upset that she is going to be driving the pickup for awhile. It will put a crimp in her travels.I hope your wife was OK and not shaken up too much. Sorry to hear that.