not so pros

[dall]

Evening fellas, raining here still, went to the big chitty today. Scored some metric Allen head cap screws to replace lost husky screws .

fixed it for you steve

 

[hoskvarna]

fixed it for you steve

[emoji107]


Sent from Hoskvarna Hills

 

[dall]

evening mark hows you lol

 

[Stump Shot]

evening steve hows you

fixed it for you steve

Good evening Dallas, even though you tried to offend, that is exactly what they are for, when I build a saw, some are half took apart already. Besides, it will complement my T-27's. Stihl's loose screws too.

 

[dall]

lol i guess buying screws is better than buying a second husky lol

 

[hoskvarna]

evening mark hows you lol

I'm getting no sun [emoji295]️ blues


Sent from Hoskvarna Hills

 

[Dub11]

I'm getting no sun [emoji295]️ blues


Sent from Hoskvarna Hills

You ain't kidding there

 

[Stump Shot]

lol i guess buying screws is better than buying a second husky lol

You really don't get it. Lol I take old pro saws, rebuild them for firewood duty, no matter what brand they are. I can put a 272 or 036 in a guys hands for less than a farm/ranch saw. Sometimes I'll start with just a crankcase and go from there, so having screws is essential to the success of the build. At this price fasteners from the dealership can be a real killer.

Oh, I almost forgot, GFY. Lol

 

[Dub11]

You really don't get it. Lol I take old pro saws, rebuild them for firewood duty, no matter what brand they are. I can put a 272 or 036 in a guys hands for less than a farm/ranch saw. Sometimes I'll start with just a crankcase and go from there, so having screws is essential to the success of the build. At this price fasteners from the dealership can be a real killer.

Oh, I almost forgot, GFY. Lol

I got my t27 screws from HLS

 

[p61 western]

Good evening fellas.

 

[dall]

You really don't get it. Lol I take old pro saws, rebuild them for firewood duty, no matter what brand they are. I can put a 272 or 036 in a guys hands for less than a farm/ranch saw. Sometimes I'll start with just a crankcase and go from there, so having screws is essential to the success of the build. At this price fasteners from the dealership can be a real killer.

Oh, I almost forgot, GFY. Lol

lol your not the first to say gfy to me today

 

[dall]

evening wayne and mike hows are you

 

[Sty57]

Good evening Brian how was your day

Had a good day Todd.
Hope you have a splendid day!

 

[p61 western]

evening wayne and mike hows are you

I'm doing good, how are you doing Dallas?

 

[dall]

im ok but i think its gonna be a early night

 

[p61 western]

I got my t27 screws from HLS

Good evening Wayne, how are you doing tonight?

 

[p61 western]

im ok but i think its gonna be a early night

So midnight lol?

 

[dall]

lmao

 

[p61 western]

Had a good day Todd.
Hope you have a splendid day!

Good evening Brian, how are you doing?

 

[p61 western]

You really don't get it. Lol I take old pro saws, rebuild them for firewood duty, no matter what brand they are. I can put a 272 or 036 in a guys hands for less than a farm/ranch saw. Sometimes I'll start with just a crankcase and go from there, so having screws is essential to the success of the build. At this price fasteners from the dealership can be a real killer.

Oh, I almost forgot, GFY. Lol

Good evening Steve, how are you doing?