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I think I know who's it was. I like running it, liked it before, but it runs a little better now. A bigger carb may be in the works. Not much time now.

You magnificent b@$###d, I salute you.:clap::clap:

Hows that working for you at home now?

Make sure Gilbert is at least offered some. Our oldest one would eat cake until she puked.

When the paint is still stuck to them, they do look good. As long as the handles haven't been cobbled up. They feel heavy for the size, most Olympiks did. Sound is on par with many more modern saws before the EPA got them all sounding like electric shavers.

Happy birthday, Andy!

Let that son of yours sharpen it, he does a pretty good job.

Whatever, punk.:laugh:

Probably put on to keep the chips from going into the recoil/fan when bucking up the big stuff.

Andy has G4 written on him, you'll have to look to find it, but not very long, I'll bet.

I want two, please.

Thats why your feedback score is what it is. Simple. Which is the way it has to be in Tennessee.

Thats kinda kinky.

TMI, Marco, TMI.

Fort Wayne, Indiana will never be the same. Neither is Rock Island, both sites of major factories of IH for a long time. Deere and Cat are doing well, as much of their little beasts now are being built overseas by the same factories producing their "competition". And unions have seen too many...

Stuck? No. Why change a lot when you are selling as many as they did? Up to 48% of Deere tractor sales at times were 4020's. The 4020 was the 4010 powered up some and bettered. A 1964 4020 changed quite a bit by 1973 to stay ahead of the red menace. Then Generation II sent Deere out ahead again...

Goes to show that a cool heads talking and listening can lead to positive results. Never is a very long time, however. But you would have some difficulty in buying a non Oregon bar, as they have pretty much bought the competition out, for better or worse. You've experienced both. And I am...

450?

So 1960 and 1963 are about the same time, except they aren't, and a 806 ain't a 4020, which came out in 1963 also. A few thousand farmers at the time said so, and chose the green one. Most the perks of the video starting this thread, like dedicated hydraulics for steering, wide operator...

:bang::bang: Should have done that. Didn't think of it. Life will go on sans 125, I suppose.