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Yeah, I noticed that too.I bought one but don’t like it because it doesn’t balance top handle only.
They didn't even have to talk you into it?? [emoji4]
I stopped in at the local stihl dealer that usually doesn’t have any saws bigger than a ms362 on the shelf and I thought I was seeing things when there was a 500i sitting on the shelf. They said it was the first one they’ve gotten in over a year and they just put it out. I bought it.
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They didn't even have to talk you into it?? [emoji4]
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What I'm trying to buy is 5 acres of woods .Auction next door today . Tall big mature oaks ,what Ohio used to look like a couple hundred years ago .I gotta get it before some timber jockey snatchs it .It took over 250 years to grow those things .It's only money and after a period of time it's just shifting from the bank to the land as the price will never go down .Land is almost like the stock market .If you don't spend the dividends it's passive accumulation of wealth but on both you have to pay a certain amount of taxes. Property or income tax .My estate is only going to go two places so my kids can deal with that and do as they please .
Awesome.Well I was the last bidder although it went a little higher than I thought it would .I saved it from the timber cutters .This is what most of Ohio looked like a 150 years ago .Those oaks are most likely 200 plus years old and the thought of them being turned into oak plywood in China I just could not let happen .Deer,eagles ,red fox and all kinds of critters roam around .I've seen what a woods looks like after it's been clear cut and this close to my home I just had to go for .Besides that land is one thing they just don't make any more of .
Good job boss!Well I was the last bidder although it went a little higher than I thought it would .I saved it from the timber cutters .This is what most of Ohio looked like a 150 years ago .Those oaks are most likely 200 plus years old and the thought of them being turned into oak plywood in China I just could not let happen .Deer,eagles ,red fox and all kinds of critters roam around .I've seen what a woods looks like after it's been clear cut and this close to my home I just had to go for .Besides that land is one thing they just don't make any more of .