I thought this was the 'money pit' thread.[emoji849]
They become a money pit if you put the time and money into them, sometimes you need to cut your losses before one gets in too deep. Sometimes you win, sometimes you loose, just have to take your chances and keep a level head to stay out of the pit. Dam CAD!!I thought this was the 'money pit' thread.[emoji849]
Homelite 410 and a 562 husky. Both saws bought new and both were/are money pits. Absolutely hated the 410, couldn't get rid of it fast enough. The 562 is a like/hate thing. When all the stars line up it is a great saw but it has way too many quirks that make it a poor choice for a production saw. The 410 could not be relied on to run, the 562 with some work is a 95% saw. But the 5% when it is extremely cold or hot is not a good thing. CJ
My wife's great aunt's house. She's been gone a few years and the place is more or less going back to nature.What I want to know is how they powered it out there...
I did get that saw working this afternoon after I unfroze the motor. Chain is shot, bar probably is too.
This one isn't even suitable for @Philbert 's no kill chain shelter lol.Why?
Never mind, I know.[emoji6]
Save the good 'link' - singular.Although technically it could be shortened and take out the totally rusted links.
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