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I'm a Stihl guy.I bet spoonboy tim is a Stihl guy.
I have damn good reasons too.
I'm a Stihl guy.I bet spoonboy tim is a Stihl guy.
I'm a Stihl guy.
I have damn good reasons too.
Are you trying to change the oil debate to saw debate. About time!I'm a Stihl guy.
I have damn good reasons too.
Are you trying to change the oil debate to saw debate. About time!
Same can be said for Husqvarna here, have heated my home for over 45 years with them. Never owned a Stihl saw, cut with them, repaired them, step-brother owns them, husky dealer here is far better than other brands. I don’t really care what brand I have when cutting as long as it’s chain is sharp.My 034, 046 and now 500i run everytime I need them, and do the work I need them to. Dependability and effectiveness are good enough reasons for me to be a Stihl guy. I have nothing against other brands, but I also have no reason to switch from what's worked for me for over 30 years.
You know what they say about opinions…. They have no place in professional masterdebationJust adding my not so humble opinion. LOL
You can't hide moneyI'm a Stihl guy.
I have damn good reasons too.
Barley and hopsOlive oil is the best.
Three to four soup spoons daily
and will protect your heart and arteries,lower your cholesterol,
strengthen brain function and protect the nerves while will awake
any "sleepy" reproductive system.
Which other oil offers that much ?
That's the fuel.Barley and hops
I have a few Stihls.....and a few Husqvarnas. About the same amount of each. When I mention that I prefer Stihl.....I'm referring to new saws really. After the 372XP OE and 346XP NE era.....there ain't a Husqvarna made that I would own.You can't hide money
The homeowner Husqvarna's areI have a few Stihls.....and a few Husqvarnas. About the same amount of each. When I mention that I prefer Stihl.....I'm referring to new saws really. After the 372XP OE and 346XP NE era.....there ain't a Husqvarna made that I would own.
You know the rules no posting pics of saws with actual run time in the oil thread. It's one tank of fuel max got itMushroom 8. Built this for myself a few years ago. Cuts the majority of my own firewood as well as quite a bit of gtg firewood/cookies. Probably 40 gallons of fuel . And loaned it to my boy last spring to take down about 100 maple, ash, beech…he put about 10 gallons through it clearing for his house and barn. Dominator at 32:1 from day 1
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why didnt you throw that stuff in the trash right after you bought it?Mushroom 8. Built this for myself a few years ago. Cuts the majority of my own firewood as well as quite a bit of gtg firewood/cookies. Probably 40 gallons of fuel . And loaned it to my boy last spring to take down about 100 maple, ash, beech…he put about 10 gallons through it clearing for his house and barn. Dominator at 32:1 from day 1
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Because I actually bought itwhy didnt you throw that stuff in the trash right after you bought it?
Spoonman does not approveMushroom 8. Built this for myself a few years ago. Cuts the majority of my own firewood as well as quite a bit of gtg firewood/cookies. Probably 40 gallons of fuel . And loaned it to my boy last spring to take down about 100 maple, ash, beech…he put about 10 gallons through it clearing for his house and barn. Dominator at 32:1 from day 1
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What's it going for there? I was quoted 12.00 per quart I thought that was good judging by online prices.Because I actually bought it