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i wish my 029 was a "pro". are you sure about that?

yeah, that doesn't appear to be a REAL old golf ball, based on its' construction.

my 346xp needs a kick/side stand. maybe the next model will come with one.

i remember going to a "sawdust" party at the local tool shop several years back. Tool reps would bring their wares and show them off. Someone at the time, forget the manufacturer, was making a table saw (maybe they had mitre saw too?) that would dead stop if it hit flesh. They demonstrated with...

you shoulda sacked up at the local dealer and bargained for a few more chains, case, oil, whathaveya, etc... 346xp. they're REALLY gonna laugh when you bring that toy in to get fixed! just kidding, sorta. best of luck. i'da just bought a box store saw if I was gonna go that route.

yeah, i believe i'd cut those babies where they lay. nice stand, nonetheless!

3 or 4, but one is a stihl (only) so i leave it be mostly...

throw away filter? like a coffee maker?

what kinda/how big wood are you cutting? i wouldn't go any smaller than a 346xp (50cc class), but you may want a bigger saw. maybe even (gasp) two saws, a 50cc and a 70cc.

20 max, 18 is best.

enjoyed mine!!! (asian experience, that is).

just don't forget your teeth brush cause all you buy down this way is tooth brush.

372xp

yes, that's how I'll go about. thx.

i think it's a holdover from the older 346.....maybe they had tons of those bars/chains laying around and need to off them somehow... I use mine with nk, having not known any better, but I'll wait til I trash the nk stuff before changing it out. the trees i cut don't seem to grow money.:cry:

i was over that as soon as i got a toyota.:givebeer:

bailey's for around 29 dollars, backordered. should be available soon....????

sounds good so far...

with supposed approximate 8 hours use. oh, and a granberg MK-III mill. what's it worth, considering it was in decent shape?

duct tape til it's outta Gas!! really never thought about it. probably depends on where i need the saw to be and grip accordingly.