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Yes If you are willing to work your butt right off yes there is some profit to it. You can still make a profit if you buy your logs and have them delivered. The trick is to be able to do it without spending alot of money on every new fancy device that comes out and understand that it is very...

Who would you contact for an arborist license in Upstate NY? BTW good luck with your plans and license.

Thats where I go. I think the 372xp powerhead only is $669. Its just under $700 for a 372xp with 24" bar.

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I was looking at the map on CNN of the affected areas, that is huge. I wrote my Aunt in Elizabethtown KY to see if she felt anything.

He's 15?

You should brag!!! You should be bragging, that is fantastic. Hard work and good morals never hurt a soul!!! I wish more kids had your kind of influence in their lives.

Wow, that was scary. Thank God all he got was a couple bruises. When I first saw the video it looked like he banged his face off the tree when he first got thrown from it.

Amen. Gonna keep praying for you and your family.

Yeah I feel your pain and frustration. When I start talking about saws and cutting wood my wifes eyes glaze over and she utters something like "blah blah blah." Than she starts talking to me about her interests and what she did and of course what she WANTS and I hear crickets.

So even if your saw mfg recommends 50:1 you are still better off running 40:1 correct? It makes sense to me.

noob question At the risk of sounding like a noob, and I am a noob, this may sound will like a stupid question. What do you mean by a saw will four stroke and two stroke. Is four stroking more low end and two stroking when the saw is wide open? Thanks, Kevin.

I really do appreciate everyone's help with this. I am learning alot on this site. Thanks again.

Thanks for your help guys. I am going to clean it up real good and get a few parts for it; new muffler, chain break and handle, dual spikes. I think my 455 will become my limbing saw now lol.

Could be, I got it off of ebay and the guy thought it was a 181. I can't wait to get a chain break for it and get to cutting.

Ok guys, here are some pics of it. I took it apart and the piston looks squeaky clean, the carb may be adjusting. When I opened it right up and held it there was a little hesitation. Anyway, here are some pics.

Ok, I will get some pics right now. Thanks guys.

I picked up what I believe to be a Husqvarna 181 SE but the only numbers I can find on the saw are on the flywheel and it reads: Sweden 501 - 80 22/02 120SG - W435. Is there any way of finding out if it is a 181 by these numbers? Would it be better if I post some pics of it? Thanks...

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There ya go man, crank her up! http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=8342688 "The Poulan Pro PPB4218 Gas Chainsaw features a chain brake which stops the moving saw chain, and an automatic chain oiler which helps to extend the life of the saw chain and guide bar. The Super Clean...