newbie friendly or pro only

[dall]

But but they got the speedz wood there.

thats rhode island

 

[angelo c]

I'm about 15 min from the OH line.

not sure if that counts...we're gonna go to the "replay booth" for further review

 

[dall]

not sure if that counts...we're gonna go to the "replay booth" for further review

ok if not rhode island is it ct ?

 

[Harleydaze64]

oh wait...we didn't see yer from OHIO...nobody likes anybody from OH...sorry for the misunderstanding....and welcome to the forum too...

J/K

I don't blame ya, I don't like me either...

 

[angelo c]

I don't blame ya, I don't like me either...

well done sir.... I see you've been practicing....Keep up the good work....

Now...the tough questions need asking...

Would you rather chase screws on a Husky or run a Stihl all day long without ever having a service issue ?

 

[highland_hunter]

So confused, what is the question? Maybe I missed it due to the 'shine?

 

[Harleydaze64]

well done sir.... I see you've been practicing....Keep up the good work....

Now...the tough questions need asking...

Would you rather chase screws on a Husky or run a Stihl all day long without ever having a service issue ?

Well I have only been around Stihl saws. I have an 015 that Dad bought new in 76..checked the compression on it yesterday and its at 130 lbs STIHL...I have an 028 WB that fires right up..and I'm in the middle of getting a 361 which I will send off to MM for his special touches.
My cousin in WV who has logged for many years only runs Stihl.

 

[cuinrearview]

well done sir.... I see you've been practicing....Keep up the good work....

Now...the tough questions need asking...

Would you rather chase screws on a Husky or run a Stihl all day long without ever having a service issue ?

So this exercise is purely hypothetical?

 

[dall]

Well I have only been around Stihl saws. I have an 015 that Dad bought new in 76..checked the compression on it yesterday and its at 130 lbs STIHL...I have an 028 WB that fires right up..and I'm in the middle of getting a 361 which I will send off to MM for his special touches.
My cousin in WV who has logged for many years only runs Stihl.

where in wv?

 

[Harleydaze64]

where in wv?

Webster County Baby...love it there

 

[dall]

Webster County Baby...love it there

couple hours away from me

 

[Harleydaze64]

couple hours away from me

Yea, and I live in Grafton, Ohio..its a nice ride on the old Harley from Buckhanon on down into Webster

 

[angelo c]

So this exercise is purely hypothetical?

Hey..
Dont be using big words to make us little guys feel stoopid.

 

[angelo c]

Well I have only been around Stihl saws. I have an 015 that Dad bought new in 76..checked the compression on it yesterday and its at 130 lbs STIHL...I have an 028 WB that fires right up..and I'm in the middle of getting a 361 which I will send off to MM for his special touches.
My cousin in WV who has logged for many years only runs Stihl.

We can be friends....that whole "ohio" thing I said.
Well i needed a nap. I'm better now. Old guys do that stuff alot

 

[Harleydaze64]

We can be friends....that whole "ohio" thing I said.
Well i needed a nap. I'm better now. Old guys do that stuff alot

I'm bout to take my old a$$ to bed myself..4am comes too quick

 

[dall]

We can be friends....that whole "ohio" thing I said.
Well i needed a nap. I'm better now. Old guys do that stuff alot

lol probably should take another nap lol

 

[Dub11]

I'm about 15 min from the OH line.

So do you.have the speed wood too?

 

[Locust Cutter]

Sincere question (no offense meant)....Is this forum primarily geared toward professionals, or are newbies welcome too? I'm very new at this, but I'm very interested. I want to learn and post and get feedback, but the chainsaw section gives the impression of a "pro's" only? Not rude, just not the place for beginner stuff. If that's so, I'm cool with it, I just need to know. And is there any chance of setting up a beginner's area for people like me? Thanks for any feedback on this topic....

There aren't dumb questions, just dumb people who DON'T ask questions. There WILL be good-natured ribbing going on, as that's largely the M.O. but, don't confuse a bit of sarcasm and or ribbing with rudeness or condescension. I have learned much from this and other sites, ate some good pie, slowly cut cookies, and made many good acquaintances in multiple states. Don't let a fear of sounding parochial keep you asking a question, as asking the question is the first step toward learning.

 

[cuinrearview]

So do you.have the speed wood too?

No that *s-word only grows south of the line.