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PAST UPSTATE NY GTG 2019 - Sunday May 5th
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Some money, there is a small charge.
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I finally found the basement. Neat stuff in there. Lol
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Took you long enough
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Found it over the winter. Yes still took to long
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There will be a few donation jars.
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Donations.....
In the past we have had some miscommunication between the donation jar and the tip jar for the food stand.
There will be some dry erase boards this year pointing you in the right direction.
Setting a minimum donation amount is kind of..... well.... awkward. So I’m not going to.
But I will say that based off the previous attendee numbers, if everyone chipped in $15-$20 in the DONATION jar, than there shouldn’t be any incurred costs to the owners who allow us to play at their house for the weekend.
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In the past we have had some miscommunication between the donation jar and the tip jar for the food stand.
There will be some dry erase boards this year pointing you in the right direction.
Setting a minimum donation amount is kind of..... well.... awkward. So I’m not going to.
But I will say that based off the previous attendee numbers, if everyone chipped in $15-$20 in the DONATION jar, than there shouldn’t be any incurred costs to the owners who allow us to play at their house for the weekend.
Gnome sayin?
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That's very reasonable considering the amount of hard work and expense that goes into the GTG.
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This is sort of a commercial for a nice older gentleman named Phil who stopped in today. Has a very nice low hours 162SE he's looking to sell and he'll be visiting the GTG on Saturday. More saw than he needs anymore. (I already have 2 of them if you're wondering)
Original owner and low hours as in original bar on the saw. "Swed-a-matic" chain brake. According to the serial number which places it around 1976, it is a VERY early 162. (101-8292). I've never seen one prior to 1978 myself. Has the original "reducer" muffler with the screw in/out screen. Instant muffler mod! Hardly any paint scuff at all. Just a little on the bottom of the tank. None on side cover or front cases that I noticed.
Just a heads up in case anybody is looking to fill a hole in their collection.
Original owner and low hours as in original bar on the saw. "Swed-a-matic" chain brake. According to the serial number which places it around 1976, it is a VERY early 162. (101-8292). I've never seen one prior to 1978 myself. Has the original "reducer" muffler with the screw in/out screen. Instant muffler mod! Hardly any paint scuff at all. Just a little on the bottom of the tank. None on side cover or front cases that I noticed.
Just a heads up in case anybody is looking to fill a hole in their collection.
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I believe he stopped by here last Saturday.This is sort of a commercial for a nice older gentleman named Phil who stopped in today. Has a very nice low hours 162SE he's looking to sell and he'll be visiting the GTG on Saturday. More saw than he needs anymore. (I already have 2 of them if you're wondering)
Original owner and low hours as in original bar on the saw. "Swed-a-matic" chain brake. According to the serial number which places it around 1976, it is a VERY early 162. (101-8292). I've never seen one prior to 1978 myself. Has the original "reducer" muffler with the screw in/out screen. Instant muffler mod! Hardly any paint scuff at all. Just a little on the bottom of the tank. None on side cover or front cases that I noticed.
Just a heads up in case anybody is looking to fill a hole in their collection.
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I am trying to decide on a big saw to bring, would guys rather have a chance to run an 090 with 36" bar or a pair of 090s that run a 72" bar together?
got all my small saws figured out
got all my small saws figured out
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YesI am trying to decide on a big saw to bring, would guys rather have a chance to run an 090 with 36" bar or a pair of 090s that run a 72" bar together?
got all my small saws figured out
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Anyone looking for an EXTREMELY low hour/low use 562 XPG...... let me know before Sat.
Saw still has all the silver paint on the clutch cover if that says anything!!
Saw still has all the silver paint on the clutch cover if that says anything!!
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the 72 ta
the 72" takes at least three guys to assemble and obviously at least two guys to run
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the 72 ta
the 72" takes at least three guys to assemble and obviously at least two guys to run
I'm bringing a CP125 MAC with a 36" bar. It would be nice to see how they compare About the same vintage.
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