People I had GOOD DEALINGS with on saw forums !!!

[Lone Wolf]

Definitive Dave is really good to deal with.
Angelo C is also.

 

[huskstihl]

Watch out for for @mdavlee, mastermind, and Tlandrum. All three had no problem selling me saws I have no business running!

 

[jmssaws]

I've never had a bad experience with anyone from a forum. Everybody goes above and beyond to be kind and helpful.
I give stuff away all the time but have been givin so much it's Rediculous.
Truly great people.

 

[Chris Zautner]

redbull661 is great to deal with. I bought stuff from him before and if something comes up that he's selling and i want it i will buy it

 

[Definitive Dave]

Bryan plust is top notch. I am probably one of the few to meet him. Truly top notch.

Double D.
Or
Mr Dave Smith
You are top notch and one of a kind. Great service terrific humor and the world best "teen" porn collection


Also Stihlbro. Just a great guy to get to know or deal with. You will get exactly what you expect with Joey.

Had good dealings with the rosses.
Both 10 finger and >10finger

Ixnay on the eenpay ornpay name-brother, charges aren't still pending but you never know kapiche?

 

[mdavlee]

I couldn't begin to name the good ones so I won't try

 

[jmssaws]

Ixnay on the eenpay ornpay name-brother, charges aren't still pending but you never know kapiche?

Piglatin! Your genius is unrivaled.

 

[fearofpavement]

Piglatin! Your genius is unrivaled.

Maybe he could decipher some of the posts I've seen over the years. Just was reading one tonight on that other site regarding a guy having issues with his chain wheel. The pic helped determine he was talking about a rim sprocket. I see bars referred to as blades, arms, etc. But then chains are also referred to as blades, etc. It's all so confusing... And cylinders and pistons have all sorts of terminology. Maybe it's just me but I was thinking that the word cylinder is a good one for a cylinder as opposed to a "head" and other even less descriptive terms. And why is a piston referred to as a "slug" "plug" etc when the word "piston" is so appropriate for a piston...

 

[jmssaws]

I love a sharp blade! Lol

 

[04ultra]

I couldn't begin to name the good ones so I won't try

Hi Mike !!!

 

[CapitaineHaddoc]

Carl Miller,
Brad Snelling,
FordF150,
SquareFile,
Terry Landrum,
Neal Murphy,
Dan Henry (but he's a bit slow),

And I think I forget a few...

 

[mdavlee]

Hi Mike !!!

Howdy Steve

 

[Tree Sling'r]

Walter White

 

[mdavlee]

You plowing snow again Jasha

 

[Genius]

Watch out for for @mdavlee, mastermind, and Tlandrum. All three had no problem selling me saws I have no business STARTING THEM!

Fixed it for you Jon

 

[Tree Sling'r]

You plowing snow again Jasha

Just out running the road, no snow right now.

 

[Guido Salvage]

Maybe it's just me but I was thinking that the word cylinder is a good one for a cylinder as opposed to a "head" and other even less descriptive terms. And why is a piston referred to as a "slug" "plug" etc when the word "piston" is so appropriate for a piston...

For the same reason that a cylinder is called a barrel by some, think of firearms.

 

[SixGun]

Haven't had any bad experiences here.
Bunch of great guys so far,
Skippy
Sawdust
drf255
Stihlbro
Mastermind
exSW
Red97
PullinMyPoulan
Cus_deluxe
Nitroman
Toad22t
And More...

 

[angelo c]

Watch out for for @mdavlee, mastermind, and Tlandrum. All three had no problem selling me saws I have no business running!

Running saws...? heck you shouldn't even be allowed out in public unsupervised.....forget about runnin saws....

 

[angelo c]

Maybe he could decipher some of the posts I've seen over the years. Just was reading one tonight on that other site regarding a guy having issues with his chain wheel. The pic helped determine he was talking about a rim sprocket. I see bars referred to as blades, arms, etc. But then chains are also referred to as blades, etc. It's all so confusing... And cylinders and pistons have all sorts of terminology. Maybe it's just me but I was thinking that the word cylinder is a good one for a cylinder as opposed to a "head" and other even less descriptive terms. And why is a piston referred to as a "slug" "plug" etc when the word "piston" is so appropriate for a piston...

its "jug" and "slug"...ive mostly heard that at the airport though...there a cylinder is always referred to as a "jug"