Saw Line ups

[Gullet]

We like saw porn regardless.
Nice sawz!

 

[Rich Fife]

These guy's will *s-word on you for having clone saws
Which I always thought it was funny
Since this is probably the biggest site selling am part's and saws
My 365/372s have paid for themselves several times
Over the last 4+ year's
I gave most of them out to family and friends to run I have stacks of saws not being run.
I doubt any of them would give them up now they constantly brag on them
Especially since they were running
Small homeowner clamshells mostly.

I've built racecars from what most would consider subpar/junk parts/brands... yet, my $7500 racecars are beating the $30,000-$45,000 racecars... and let me tell you.... those boys were butt-hurt. Ahahaha
When I get guys that want me to do their saws and they see the clones they say "oh those saws" then they run them... ahahaha and they look at them with a Puzzled look followed by "what the fffff"

 

[JB-PlantHeirloom]

Everything has it's place including clone saws. I think the smaller a tree service is, the better a clone saw is as an investment. Especially if the owner is young and mechanically inclined. A clone saw might be a good choice for someone unskilled that is going to destroy a saw anyway. I have had more then one saw to fix that was trashed by people not adding the oil mix to the gasoline including a new Stihl.

Dealer: Add this oil with the gasoline for the new saw
customer: Takes oil mix, puts it in chainsaw oil side with the OIL icon, puts straight gas into the GAS side.

Why does Husky extend their warranty is the customer buys six quarts of premixed gas?

Probably because people do not mix it correctly doing the crucial break in period and by the time they get to the sixth quart they have figured out what to do without reading the user's manual because they have seen "50:1" twelve times in a row. Plus, they avoid the 10% ethanol. It would be interesting to know the real reason behind the promotion.

 

[Rich Fife]

Everything has it's place including clone saws. I think the smaller a tree service is, the better a clone saw is as an investment. Especially if the owner is young and mechanically inclined. A clone saw might be a good choice for someone unskilled that is going to destroy a saw anyway. I have had more then one saw to fix that was trashed by people not adding the oil mix to the gasoline including a new Stihl.

Dealer: Add this oil with the gasoline for the new saw
customer: Takes oil mix, puts it in chainsaw oil side with the OIL icon, puts straight gas into the GAS side.

Why does Husky extend their warranty is the customer buys six quarts of premixed gas?

Probably because people do not mix it correctly doing the crucial break in period and by the time they get to the sixth quart they have figured out what to do without reading the user's manual because they have seen "50:1" twelve times in a row. Plus, they avoid the 10% ethanol. It would be interesting to know the real reason behind the promotion.

I run my ported saws with VP94 32:1 to 40:1... I typically do 3 heat cycles. Then let it eat. I'm not a fan of 100:1 doesn't take much of an air leak to create havoc...