CADs........ is this how it starts

[jtracy1223]

All but the stihl are from the last 4 or 5 months. View attachment 307958

 

[Guido Salvage]

CADs........ is this how it starts

Don't know, but this is how it ends...

 

[cobey]

I started with one........ :smile2:

 

[jtracy1223]

you sir have a sickness.

Don't know, but this is how it ends...

 

[Warped5]

you sir have a sickness.

That's a pic of just ONE of his trailers .... Guido should have posted the pic of his multi-level setup.

 

[Guido Salvage]

That's a pic of just ONE of his trailers .... Guido should have posted the pic of his multi-level setup.

Actually it is the bed of a 1955 Studebaker E-38 grain truck. The plywood at the front is for the GTG trailer. By the way, the bed is 13' long, 4 ' high and just shy of 8' wide.

 

[mattthompson]

All but the stihl are from the last 4 or 5 months. View attachment 307958

Well that is how it starts especially if your buying eager beavers!

 

[workshop]

Is that a Craftsman 3.7 i see? Those things are awesome. Lots of snort.

 

[jtracy1223]

Yep. Guy gave it to me when I got that blue homelite xl. Said a tree fell on her so the frame is broke where the top handle mounts. Has grate compression and spark though. Not sure what will be her fate. Was kinda hopeing to find another one and make a runner. That will be a fall/winter project.

Btw I kinda like that eager beaver. I'm gonna put a set of dawgs on her and see what she go.

Is that a Craftsman 3.7 i see? Those things are awesome. Lots of snort.

 

[Flintknapper]

Don't know, but this is how it ends...

I've heard folks use the expression "He has a TON of (insert item)".

But I've never literally seen a TON of saws. Good grief man.......you're the king!


Flint.

 

[Erock]

Don't know, but this is how it ends...

excellent response. I got a good laugh outta that one.

 

[VinceGU05]

Don't know, but this is how it ends...

looks like a mass grave like the germans used to make.. very saddening.:msp_scared:

 

[NewToStihl]

Seeing the photo from Guido makes me feel a lot better about myself!

My CAD is less severe, but much more color-coordinated! For me it all started a year ago almost to the day with a local Craigslist ad titled, "Chainsaw in a box - $15". I ended up with about 50% of an 064 that I sold off as parts and took quite a liking to. Then I met ELECT6845 and one short year later I've purchased nearly 100 saws, but thankfully sold most of them. As a matter of fact I'm headed to Joe's place in the morning to pick up a couple more!

This photo is from a couple of months ago. I think I only have 16 in the shop at the moment.

View attachment 308371

 

[295 tramp]

Do I see a couple of 090's in the mix
nice collection
My CAD started with an 028WB, but has grown to more of a diverse collection.

 

[295 tramp]

More CAD

 

[295 tramp]

And some more CAD.
All of this in just under one year.
The wife is starting to worry

 

[AOrtlieb]

Wow: CAD is so much worse than I first thought

When you guys talk about CAD, I assumed you meant 8, 10, maybe a dozen saws.

I had no idea the disease could get this bad.

Some of you guys are seriously in its grasp!

Mine is just in my head currently, where I sit in boring meetings and think about the all saws I would own IF I owned a bunch of land.

Which small top-handle, which 40cc, 60cc, etc.

 

[mainewoods]

Don't worry, it will soon transfer from your head to your wallet. You won't feel a thing!

 

[AOrtlieb]

No, if it can get that bad, I'll fight it off.

4 saws, max.

Well, maybe five or six is I can find some good deals.

And if we ever end up getting that cabin, I'll need a few up there as well.

So ten, tops!

 

[mainewoods]

The transference has begun - it is futile to resist.