Not enough room on here to list them all, then again I would have to take inventory to remember them all, coming down with sometimers.LOL
Pioneerguy600
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Allright, list ALL your saws!
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I'll be happy to take some off you hands - I'll even count them and give you a list.:greenchainsaw:
RandyMac
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Sorry, typing a list would inflame my carpal tunnel.
Here's what I can count so far
Mall GP
Homelite original EZ - #1 restored
Homelite orig. EZ - #2 in process
Sears 6000.51 gear drive
Wright B520
Homelite Super EZ
Homelite 1050
Orline Bobcat - in process
Stihl 08s
Stihl MS361
Stihl 015 AV
Stihl O15 AV
Echo 306
Homelite XL12 - 3 in pieces - looking for P&C
McCulloch 110
McCulloch SP125C
On second thought Pioneer guy - nevermind.
Mall GP
Homelite original EZ - #1 restored
Homelite orig. EZ - #2 in process
Sears 6000.51 gear drive
Wright B520
Homelite Super EZ
Homelite 1050
Orline Bobcat - in process
Stihl 08s
Stihl MS361
Stihl 015 AV
Stihl O15 AV
Echo 306
Homelite XL12 - 3 in pieces - looking for P&C
McCulloch 110
McCulloch SP125C
On second thought Pioneer guy - nevermind.
brownie525
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ms460
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and a little craftsman
I just started collecting a couple weeks ago
039
and a little craftsman
I just started collecting a couple weeks ago
thomas72
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Poulan
(2)Super 72
71A
33
32
62
245
306
super25
3400
3700
5200
5200 bow saw
86
744
McCullochs
(6) SP125
1-62
890
640
790
33
35
pro mac 800
mini mac
795
Stihl
ms-441
090
Husqvarna
372
288
olympyc
980 "I think"
pioneer
600
1074
wright blade saw
dolmar 111
(2)Super 72
71A
33
32
62
245
306
super25
3400
3700
5200
5200 bow saw
86
744
McCullochs
(6) SP125
1-62
890
640
790
33
35
pro mac 800
mini mac
795
Stihl
ms-441
090
Husqvarna
372
288
olympyc
980 "I think"
pioneer
600
1074
wright blade saw
dolmar 111
List saws, Ok
Hacksaw
recip saw
backsaw
circular saw
jigsaw
Ohhh, You were talkin about CHAINsaws, Everything in the sig and a poulan 3400, Sears 42cc crapsman and homelite 360 automatic.
Hacksaw
recip saw
backsaw
circular saw
jigsaw
Ohhh, You were talkin about CHAINsaws, Everything in the sig and a poulan 3400, Sears 42cc crapsman and homelite 360 automatic.
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ms460
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and a little craftsman
I just started collecting a couple weeks ago
Good start for a couple of week
AOD
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Oh in THAT case......
Hacksaw
Crosscut saw
Backsaw
Skil circular saw (used and abused)
Milwaukee 18v Sawzall (it kicks ass)
Worx corded sawzall (it kicks ass)
Hitachi miter saw (it kicks ass)
Skil table saw (it's allright)
Hacksaw
Crosscut saw
Backsaw
Skil circular saw (used and abused)
Milwaukee 18v Sawzall (it kicks ass)
Worx corded sawzall (it kicks ass)
Hitachi miter saw (it kicks ass)
Skil table saw (it's allright)
hoss
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Homelite=750x4, super 2100, 2100 super, 990g, 1130g, super 1050, 540, sxl
Super wiz 80, 550
Mac=125x2, 797 super, 73, 795, PM1000, SP81E, g70, pm610, mini mac 6
Stihl= 056 super, 066 mag, 056 magII, 075, 084, 090, 015 with hedgetrimmer
Jonsered=111sx4, little tophandle?, 621
Husky= 2100x2, 3120
Echo=1001vl, 452vl
Poulan=S6000, 655BP, 5200, 245
Dolmar=166
Pioneer=RA
Remington= Super 754
These are the finished ones that are ready to pick up and use all day. Also there are about 80 or so more in the shop of which about half will be worth finishing the rest will be kept or sold as parts at some point
Super wiz 80, 550
Mac=125x2, 797 super, 73, 795, PM1000, SP81E, g70, pm610, mini mac 6
Stihl= 056 super, 066 mag, 056 magII, 075, 084, 090, 015 with hedgetrimmer
Jonsered=111sx4, little tophandle?, 621
Husky= 2100x2, 3120
Echo=1001vl, 452vl
Poulan=S6000, 655BP, 5200, 245
Dolmar=166
Pioneer=RA
Remington= Super 754
These are the finished ones that are ready to pick up and use all day. Also there are about 80 or so more in the shop of which about half will be worth finishing the rest will be kept or sold as parts at some point
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AOD
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Hoss, you've got a TON of big saws! I'd like to try one of them big ol' Homies someday.
Is your lil tophandle Jred an M36 like mine? It's a Jred in name only, they were made by EMAB and sold under a bunch of different names.
Is your lil tophandle Jred an M36 like mine? It's a Jred in name only, they were made by EMAB and sold under a bunch of different names.
hoss
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Is your lil tophandle Jred an M36 like mine? It's a Jred in name only, they were made by EMAB and sold under a bunch of different names.[/QUOTE]
Not quite sure, but it looks like the top handle frontier saws. Almost forgot and had to edit in the pm1000 on the list. All these saws must be rottin mah brane.
Not quite sure, but it looks like the top handle frontier saws. Almost forgot and had to edit in the pm1000 on the list. All these saws must be rottin mah brane.
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AOD
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Not quite sure, but it looks like the top handle frontier saws. Almost forgot and had to edit in the pm1000 on the list. All these saws must be rottin mah brane.[/QUOTE]
Yeah probably the same as mine. Mine is a good lil saw, uses 1/4" chain and cuts pretty nice.
So you're from Sterling? Is that town still a dump? I didn't think there was enough room for a saw shop there, it's nothing but unchecked urban sprawl in every direction.
hoss
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So you're from Sterling? Is that town still a dump? I didn't think there was enough room for a saw shop there, it's nothing but unchecked urban sprawl in every direction.[/QUOTE]
Well certainly Sterling is no shang ri la, but there are efforts to clean it up. As far as sprawl goes, there isn't to much any more now that there is no more money to build. It works out for me because it's proximity to great falls, vienna, ashburn etc for buiseness. My saw shop is 30 min. west from where I live and is in a nice secluded spot.
Well certainly Sterling is no shang ri la, but there are efforts to clean it up. As far as sprawl goes, there isn't to much any more now that there is no more money to build. It works out for me because it's proximity to great falls, vienna, ashburn etc for buiseness. My saw shop is 30 min. west from where I live and is in a nice secluded spot.
milkie62
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394xp,modded 372xp,670 johnny,2045 johnny,041 stihl,(5) 3700 poulans,(4) 2000 poulans, 330 homelite,(2) Homelite super ez auto,(2) Homelite super xl
Beside those in my signature:
9" Lie-Nielsen Dovetail Saw (15 TPI)
10" Grizzly 1023SL 3hp Cabinet Saw (220v only)
14" Rockwell (Delta) 1hp (Baldor) Bandsaw
1" Bosch 1590 Sabre Saw
7 1/4" Milwaukee Circular Saw (Yeah, it's a sidewinder...what's it to ya?!)
10" Dewalt Mitre Saw
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Oh come ON! Don't EVEN get me started on all of my "non-chainsaw" saws!
I don't know if I have that much time! (Kind of a tool junkie)
hoss
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Oh come ON! Don't EVEN get me started on all of my "non-chainsaw" saws!
Circ saws=Vintage craftsman 8 1/4", Dewalt worm drive, Rockwell 8 1/4", 60's era 10" craftsman, skil 8 1/4" worm drive, skil 127 12" worm drive, Rockwell 12" standard circ, Stihl ts760 cutoff saw.
Woodie
"Cap'n Bullcrap'n"
Oh come ON! Don't EVEN get me started on all of my "non-chainsaw" saws!
You know the hell of it all? The one I prolly love using the most--the LN dovetail saw. 'Running' one of those is a good lesson in life. If you grip it like you're trying to kill the wood with it...it won't even move. Can't get it to budge. But the instant you RELAX your grip with it...you're plowing the earth. Let it do the work...you're off to the races. Try to force it to your will...you can't even start the kerf.
There's a lesson about chicks in there somewhere...I just don't have it yet.
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