Bearcub
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Uh, yeah...
Hey dad, can you look at my friends saw? It's not cutting very well...
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pennsywoodburnr
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I don't see what the problem is here......
Cutting turf with a stihl about all they are good for...............
LegDeLimber
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What kind of road kill is has he been butchering with that thing??
Edit: I see the sod cutting idea now.
Are the bar and chain recently changed?
Looks a bit clean if they've been in the turf.
But then i'm from a hard red clay region, so thta's my only perspective on dirt cutting.
Edit: I see the sod cutting idea now.
Are the bar and chain recently changed?
Looks a bit clean if they've been in the turf.
But then i'm from a hard red clay region, so thta's my only perspective on dirt cutting.
ChoppyChoppy
Tree Freak
Cutting turf with a stihl about all they are good for...............
Passengers outer steer tire is off the bead?
Chainsaw Jim
CJ Saws, LLC
Must be one of those new age contemporary style art students doing some clay sculpting.
Definitive Dave
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Stihlofadeal64
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tell your friend to please top cutting up the lab rats in the science class, chainsaws are for WOOD!
Bearcub
ArboristSite Operative
I don't see what the problem is here......
WOW!!
Seriously?
It's not completely obvious I was drawing attention to the fact it wont run because the spark plug is fouled?
Dude, wake up
Bearcub
ArboristSite Operative
Duh. It's a stihl. Of course it isn't cutting very well.
Plus it's so tiny it wont even work for pounding in wedges...
cus_deluxe
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Wow
Big Block
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Some people and their equipment.................
Wayne Wilkinson
ArboristSite Operative
clear it out and keep cutting maybe a new chain, maybe. does he have plans on cutting wood with it? i would imagine its sharp enough for straw, sod, and rabbits. be sure to check his fuel mix, it may be burnt up, if thats all the better care he keeps of it.
Bearcub
ArboristSite Operative
Apparently they were hanging over the front end of a boat trying to cut their way up a slough off the Yentna river and just went through whatever was in their way
The chain is thrashed and doesn't appear to have had any lubricant for some time
I told my son to clean it up before I would consider messing with it
I hear what you are saying about people and their equipment
I guess its classified as a "throw away" saw but I sure don't have the kind of money to throw away something like that
In all seriousness; I pulled the sideplate to read the info on the bar so I could figure out what size file I needed
I had never seen 1/4" Pico chain before which I what I think it is
MS-180
From what I found it looks like I need a 1/8" file and guide and apparently Stihl is the only game in town for that
Please correct me if I am wrong
Thanks everyone
Michael
Wayne Wilkinson
ArboristSite Operative
that sounds right i had an ms180 and it was a pain to get chains for around here and no fun to sharpen so i sold it.
Bearcub
ArboristSite Operative
It's crazy
Baileys has a chain for this toy
It is more than all but the longest full size pro chains from Oregon
That would be enough to turn me off
I guess I will see what I can do with it
Up for a challenge
Michael
MontanaTed
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Couldn't have said it better myself.
