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They are good. I like your new spikes, Bud. Never stop dreaming and doing. "Why a V8 chainsaw," or "Why a Nuclear-Powered submarine?" many will ask. Because this is the United States of America, that's why. There has never been a place like her before. There is no other place like her...

Somebody send a couple hundred centimeters of that over here. We'll send you twenty Celsiuses.

Yes and good marketing strategy on the part of those wily Germans. Was a couple of them standing around in their lab coats going, "Yeah, let's name this badass saw after Dirty Harry's gun. Call it a 44 Magnum. The Americans will buy it." Then years later... "That went well, now let's call it a...

There is something to be said for a saw that will run every time you pull the starter and one with the power and cutting speed to fly through the cut in certain situations. At times in a tree the cut has to be made without hinging the limb over. I don't think they would be still developing more...

I showed my wife, and she goes, "Wow that saw is big." And I was thinking, "Well it's a 660 with a 36" ES. WV BartMan's wife is about 5'1" or 2". Hey you are 5'2" and we have one of those saws....."

John Riggins vs. Marshall Faulk

I got it both- 044 and 441. They're like an old Power Wagon and a new Ram. The heft is there, but not the density. You can pass up a gas station, but not always. It has that old customary Dodgey feel to it though more brittle and smooth without the square log wagon bullet-proofey hardness of...

It's like they had a new baby. Will somebody get me a cigar? It's a Stihl!

Do you want an F250 or a Hemi Durango?

Yeah and how about USA mufflers that already line up with the gaskets and flow instead of gag. All this backpressure is making me squint.

Yep. and with RSC chain and rakers about .028. It will flip chip. 026 is a sweet saw.

I'm using Meteor sets in my saws when we employ aftermarket parts. The Italians are good machinists. And the women....

Taiwan quality level is higher than China in many respects where machining is concerned. I'm from generations of hardcore American workers. Still, I won't deny the level of quality in manufacturing in both mainline China and Taiwan has vastly improved in just the last few years.

What gets me is that split second you get before and after a catastrophe when you know for sure you can't do this-then you do it-then think, " wish I wouldn't have one that" . How come we are never as highly cognizant of any other split second in life?

Tie one on and knock off a piece.

Corona? No that is also Cerveza. Terminal Bud? No. = (Last beer in the fridge; Cerveza again.) Prune--no you do that once now then some more when you are old. I bet you can't find something in tree care that isn't in some other walk of life. Without trees there wouldn't be life.

The 026 was 48.7 cc displacement. The MS260 is 50.2 cc like its newer cousin.

They wasn't concerned with selling that log. Look whether the top or bottom of a face cut is parallel to the ground and you can tell if the faller was trying to maximize the log or make his work easier at the stump. Keeping the butt square wastes less of the main log. I like a round butt, though...

Dried moss, spores or a related mold. Wood also turns gray--esp. oak. Get ready to have the runs for a couple of days if that's not your usual bit.