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Husqvarna too !!!!!!!
What about sand cast poulans?Husqvarna too !!!!!!!
Oh yeah well Ford sux and Chevy blowsHusqvarna too !!!!!!!
Dang Brad, You mis quoted me bro. If your gonna fly this thread gotta get it right. I said the toy trucks smelled like nasty bag Carrie!!Dodges are made of old tuna cans and @timg says Toyota’s smell like curry whatever the fück that means….
What about sand cast poulans?
Definitely agree with your statements here, most of the people that buy saws aren’t mechanics and have no desire to be either. The saws run till they don’t and then it gos in for repair. Even a lot of the local tree service guys and loggers knowledge of a saw consists of you pull on the rope it starts, pulls the semi sharp chain around the bar to cut a tree and when it quits fill tank. If it’s not out of gas and quit grab another saw and send the broken one in. The mtronic will survive this style of operation better than the standard carb will. You have better chance of having something left to repair.
Datz right!!
Well the 462 is the competitive saw to the 572 not th 400Does anyone have both a 572 and a 400? Just wondering what you prefer for those that have both. I’m between the two.
Well the 462 is the competitive saw to the 572 not th 400
1.5 cc and apparently that’s too big a gap to compare but you want to compare 67 to 70.6?462 is 2 CCs more than 572 that is only 3-4 CCs more than the 400.
I have a 500. So was looking to fill the gap between my 50cc saws and the 500.
That’s a perfect gap giggity… Lol. Usually 50-70-90 (or 40-60-80) is usually what most of us like to space out our worksaw fleets at. Anything closer is just silly imo. But hey whatever works for you works… your money, your saws.So was looking to fill the gap between my 50cc saws and the 500.