Not So Pro 3

[3browns]

retards aisle 2 intellicarb thread
there should be a *f-wording resume to join and ask ignorant questions here

So basically you are saying that people need to be smarter than an "intellicarb" to be able to post here?

We are doomed...

 

[dall]

Such patience you have as a teacher.

you should see me in person on the job then
when i get told by foreman and general foreman to show(babysit) the mental midget what to do
i turn around and tell them to get the *f-word away from me i am not a babysitter

 

[dall]

So basically you are saying that people need to be smarter than an "intellicarb" to be able to post here?

We are doomed...

atleast know the difference between it and a mtronic carb

 

[redline4]

#wishIhadanEcho

 

[Woodslasher]

#wishIhadanEcho

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But, but, but, a 7310 is twice the saw that 441 is and is so much easier to work on.

 

[Stump Shot]

But, but, but

Great, we have sound effects now. Lol

 

[dall]

But, but, but, a 7310 is twice the saw that 441 is and is so much easier to work on.

And I don’t even like the 441 that much

 

[lehman live edge slab]

And I don’t even like the 441 that much

Honestly after running that one ported I kinda think they were under appreciated saws. Yes they are a pain to work on but i believe if it wasn’t for the bad intake boots ripping when first introduced they would have faired better. I know some echo owners would be pulling their hair out taking one apart. The Stihl engineer that designed it didn’t like the mechanics much.

 

[sawmikaze]

#wishIhadanEcho

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Can those saws kill an elk ?

 

[dall]

Honestly after running that one ported I kinda think they were under appreciated saws. Yes they are a pain to work on but i believe if it wasn’t for the bad intake boots ripping when first introduced they would have faired better. I know some echo owners would be pulling their hair out taking one apart. The Stihl engineer that designed it didn’t like the mechanics much.

i had one and gave it away when it along with the 362 came out and bad cranks from the saws being lean
so the 2 saws i never had much use for was the 362 and 441 even though i never bought either new
this was back when i was rebuilding a good many saws and i had to get 6 362 to be able to build 3 saws
i sent randy the left over parts and didnt do another one

 

[cus_deluxe]

Can those saws kill an elk ?

only if you use lucas when its -200 C after you cut 15 cord of frozen birch.

 

[dall]

only if you use lucas when its -200 C after you cut 15 cord of frozen birch.

you have video proof ? lol

 

[sawmikaze]

atleast know the difference between it and a mtronic carb

Intellitard

 

[sawmikaze]

only if you use lucas when its -200 C after you cut 15 cord of frozen birch.

You look Dashing, Cuthter.

 

[redline4]

Can those saws kill an elk ?

Range? Is it at a minimum -850 degrees outside? Is the nylon bearing cage frozen to the ball bearings?
I better just say no.

 

[lehman live edge slab]

Range? Is it at a minimum -850 degrees outside? Is the nylon bearing cage frozen to the ball bearings?
I better just say no.

Good choice only one saw tough enough for Alaska

 

[sawmikaze]

you have video proof ? lol

It was on TV.

 

[sawmikaze]

you should see me in person on the job then
when i get told by foreman and general foreman to show(babysit) the mental midget what to do
i turn around and tell them to get the *f-word away from me i am not a babysitter

So you weren't on the welcome wagon at work ?

 

[dall]

So you weren't on the welcome wagon at work ?

lol not on dayshift
and on nightshift i got rid of a few slugs when i was foreman
dayshift had their click and i wasnt part of it because i wasnt afraid to tell them to go *f-word themselves

 

[sawmikaze]

Range? Is it at a minimum -850 degrees outside? Is the nylon bearing cage frozen to the ball bearings?
I better just say no.

Chevy Ed and the 441 elk experience sounds like a potential TV show.