not so pros

[dall]

lol im gonna try a 461 carb on my stock 046 ill be back later

 

[p61 western]

lol im gonna try a 461 carb on my stock 046 ill be back later

Don't go away mad....

 

[Time's Standing Stihl]

Here is a cheap one I made a work on some downtime.

 

[Genius]

 

[USMC615]

Damn if we ain't getting hammered with the wet stuff again. You couldn't pour it out of a damn 5-gal bucket any quicker.

 

[Czed]

It's nice here 52 degree's overcast putting my brothers old 288 back together.

 

[Mastermind]

you and jon are my buddies and seems like that assmunch is stirring crap im trying not to lose my patience

Assmunch?

Is that a technical term?

 

[Czed]

Here is a cheap one I made a work on some downtime.

Nice you could sell those.

 

[Time's Standing Stihl]

They aren't that fancy. My welding needs some work!

 

[USMC615]

Assmunch?

Is that a technical term?

...is that just tooo much ass?

 

[Coltont]

Beer Beer everywhere!!

 

[Stump Shot]

Damn if we ain't getting hammered with the wet stuff again. You couldn't pour it out of a damn 5-gal bucket any quicker.

Squirter?

 

[USMC615]

Squirter?

Yessir...absolutely!

 

[dall]

Assmunch?

Is that a technical term?

yes it is im sure he has ate the ass site owners so much he thought he could come here and get dessert

 

[Stump Shot]

I agree with that, but that's kind of a double edged sword. Often times the stuff on the bone pile has everything broke on it that you would need, after all it's on the bone pile for a reason. The bone pile is usually a good place to get parts for a crushed saw.

While true to point, over time they do add up and you'll be surprised at how different ones ended up there for different reasons.

If you are having trouble with building any part of your saw, I will offer to assemble/work on anything you need done to help you get a good start. SS

 

[expert of nothing]

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A real office desk has ARs and chainsaws on it.

 

[Stump Shot]

They aren't that fancy. My welding needs some work!

Have you seen the ones you buy? No sir, that's a fine looking tool you made there pretty weld or not. I would buy one from you no problem.

 

[Czed]

Got one for bedford

 

[Coltont]

While true to point, over time they do add up and you'll be surprised at how different ones ended up there for different reasons.

If you are having trouble with building any part of your saw, I will offer to assemble/work on anything you need done to help you get a good start. SS

I appreciate it. I guess what I was trying to state was saws from a loggers junk pile usually have all the same thing wrong with them. So all the chit that frequently break you've usually got robbed. I try and fix everything i break asap. I don't think I'd ever give a logger much money for his junk saws. Cause they are usually that.... Junk. Not being argumentative at all.

 

[expert of nothing]

Have you seen the ones you buy? No sir, that's a fine looking tool you made there pretty weld or not. I would buy one from you no problem.

Store bought is probably some chinese crap.