Todays snag

[Frank bierce]

Very nice Mr. F - now we just gotta get you some tooling so's you can do some custom chain builds.

I’m kind of a tool....so there’s that

 

[jacob j.]

Is there a bad deal on one of those?

Knowing Frank he probably installed someone's washer and dryer in trade for it (or re-wired their bathroom fan).

 

[cuinrearview]

Knowing Frank he probably installed someone's washer and dryer in trade for it (or re-wired their bathroom fan).

He sounds like my kind of guy. Usually I just offer to remove stuff cluttering the shelves of dealers and shops...

 

[Frank bierce]

Knowing Frank he probably installed someone's washer and dryer in trade for it (or re-wired their bathroom fan).

That would have been nice. Lol. I paid a fair price for it.

here is all three I’ve gotten recently...a quick starting and idling video. The 090 drowns out the other two badly. Lol. this is only the second start for the 680...tuning needs some work.

 

[av8or3]

Had A good day today.....
Finally got a solo twin!! View attachment 237875

WooHoo! You’re gonna like that saw. First one I’ve seen with a full wrap! Pretty cool, and look at that bar! Absolutely the longest one I’ve seen in one. Lemme know if you need parts, I got a bunch.

 

[brandonstclair20]

I’ve been wanting a riding mower so I bought the tiniest one I could find [emoji23]. Still beats a 21” for larger yards. Was wanting a 36” walk behind really cheap but this will do. It should be easy to get running.

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[Frank bierce]

I’ve been wanting a riding mower so I bought the tiniest one I could find [emoji23]. Still beats a 21” for larger yards. Was wanting a 36” walk behind really cheap but this will do. It should be easy to get running.

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What a cute lil feller!!! Lol

 

[av8or3]

Went by my local Husky dealer and picked this up. I’d expressed an interest in one last week when I saw his. He said he thinks he put a ring in this one about 10 years ago, owner came to get it and bought a new saw. Been gathering dust ever since.

 

[exSW]

Went by my local Husky dealer and picked this up. I’d expressed an interest in one last week when I saw his. He said he thinks he put a ring in this one about 10 years ago, owner came to get it and bought a new saw. Been gathering dust ever since. View attachment 238818View attachment 238819View attachment 238820

I'm not saying why but I think that's the keeper.

 

[av8or3]

Anybody know what that do-dad is that’s built into the handle, with the screw in it?

 

[PA Dan]

Anybody know what that do-dad is that’s built into the handle, with the screw in it?

Tool holder I heard...? You need a tool to get into it so who knows?

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[cuinrearview]

Anybody know what that do-dad is that’s built into the handle, with the screw in it?

Tool holder I heard...? You need a tool to get into it so who knows?

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It is. But the smart loggers threw a joint in there for the end of the work day because Huskies don't break.

 

[Frank bierce]

Got one of these today. Had a 2000 watt one stolen a few years back...have wanted to pick up another...then this came up, for a price I couldn’t refuse.

 

[Saw_Squatch]

Picked up a rough 026 pro for $100 saw looked like crap but the bore looked great and had good compressionabout $30 of break parts cleaner, new rubber components, and a muffler later Simple green and an orbital sander worked great on the plasticsNow I got a running cutting little 50cc beast for $130 next step is opening up that muffler and letting her breathe

 

[legdelimber]

Picked up a nice lil Honda tiller today for a good price.
Still had paint on the tines.
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Is it just my brain fart kicking in again, or are the tines mounted on the "wrong" sides?
But one thing I have learned about tillers though, is you have to do, what it takes, to work the soil & conditions that you're in.
Fiddling with depth sticks and (sometimes) tine orders (which one follows the other) can make the machine.

 

[Fruecrue]

Is it just my brain fart kicking in again, or are the tines mounted on the "wrong" sides?
But one thing I have learned about tillers though, is you have to do, what it takes, to work the soil & conditions that you're in.
Fiddling with depth sticks and (sometimes) tine orders (which one follows the other) can make the machine.

I have no reason to believe they’ve ever been dickered with and it does the job quite well but I’ll look into that.

 

[legdelimber]

Bahh. I doubled posted one somehow.
OCD missed the details this time! lol

 

[legdelimber]

Looks like Honda photography dept mounts them the other way.
But like I say about tilling dirt, you go with what best suits the job at hand!
You never know, previous owner may have liked the way it broke up the clumps on second pass or could have been better at turning leaves in.
Yeah i'm OCD, and hadda go looking. what can I say for myself some days
https://powerequipment.honda.com/tillers

 

[av8or3]

Got these today for FREE! Stopped by the sawmill to check up on my friend and the saw I built for him. He loves the saw I built and he asked me to follow him to this building, he has some saws for me. Inside it looks like the place old machinery goes to die. It’s dangerous just to try and walk around in there. He goes straight for what looks like a pile of dust and pulls these two from the heap. Ones a 272xp and the other is an MS290. He thinks they were both running when the starters failed. They were brought in and left here to die. As were leaving he tells me I can have the saws cause I didn’t charge him labor on his saw. (Parts were $450 alone, 262xp) And I says
“Thank you”. The shiny 262 in the pic is mine

 

[CrystalRiver1]

Got these today for FREE! Stopped by the sawmill to check up on my friend and the saw I built for him. He loves the saw I built and he asked me to follow him to this building, he has some saws for me. Inside it looks like the place old machinery goes to die. It’s dangerous just to try and walk around in there. He goes straight for what looks like a pile of dust and pulls these two from the heap. Ones a 272xp and the other is an MS290. He thinks they were both running when the starters failed. They were brought in and left here to die. As were leaving he tells me I can have the saws cause I didn’t charge him labor on his saw. (Parts were $450 alone, 262xp) And I says
“Thank you”. The shiny 262 in the pic is mineView attachment 240590

Most inspirational.
The Law of the Harvest...you sowed a good seed & you reaped what you sowed!!
AWESOME.