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nah, i think with the help of some here as well as a few of dads friends, i have a plan in plan to move most of them. i am thinking i will keep just one of each. that would leave me around 20, way more than i will ever need. this is quite an interesting community/website though.

i guess it does have that. to be honest, i am not much of a saw guy. i know how use,service and clean a saw, beyond that, its just a tool to me. i can see after a short time here, there is a whole different side to these things. dad was able to make to make the 024/ms260 run pretty good i guess...

It seems to cut a little better than the 024

Nice thread on this saw. Dad bought me on of these for firewood last Christmas. I use a lot and enjoy it. Seems like quit a step from the 024 I had been using.

Thanks for all the kind words here guys. It was a beautiful day here today. I took mom and my sisters out to cut a Christmas tree. It was tough, as it was something we have always done as a family. I spent most of the morning looking over dad's saws, and just sitting at his bench. I was just...

thanks

where do i make those changes, or who do i contact about making those changes?

yes, should i have that stuff changed?

thanks again for all the kindness guys

we have merged with another family/dealership, there are now 17 locations in northern indiana and southwest michigan. i am not sure what to do, we are all still in shock over this to say this least. dad was a leader, a larger than life kind of guy. everyone that knew him admired him, he was a...

i will be taking inventory of all these saws in the coming weeks. i will post what models are here. dad was very good friends with our Stihl rep from ohio. he says he will come over one day soon and help me with pricing things, and sort out the better saws.

thanks for all of your kindness. dad and i were together every single day over the last year. we all knew the end was coming. there is just now way to prepare for it.we are just starting to think about moving/selling some of dads stuff, and still not sure what to do with it all. i have kind of...

hello, my name is Koty, it would appear that my dad spent hours, upon hours here. it looks as if he mostly did alot of reading here, but also engaged in some colorful converstions over the last few years. first things first, my dad was a great guy who would do anything for anyone. secondly, over...

Yeh, that's all he is able to do is talk, reading his posts it is easy to see he talks out of his rear end. He is definitely a self proclaimed expert. "This is only applicable in the chainsaw world". Says the king of the idiots!!!!

You me there,you must be an engineer as well? Judging by this thread and your continued babbling, you don't know either. Maybe you should read your own bs posts. Strato engines are more efficient, there is no reason to believe they get less lubrication. But you seem to have everything figured...

And I care what you think of me why? I guess it certainly takes one to know one in your case. And yeh you and your SH girlfriends' are jabbing at someone. I just love how that whole POS site completely revolves around what goes on here.

can't explain the rod failure, other than the person mixing fuel is lazy? The clutch drum deal is obviously chain way too tight, and little to no grease on the bearing as others here have stated. Are the saws mtronic or carb models?

Well quite obvious who you are jabbing at now, at who is putting you up to it. What a bunch of cowards.

Glad to have entertained you.