If the snow melt is too rapid my BIL and Sil can be stranded for days on end. The River Hebert overflows the road at a low section across a marsh, it can be real bad if the ice breaks up and jambs the river channel.
Sure is quiet in here....do I need to start a fight?
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Rain/snow/rain/snow/rain/snow......nice afternoon.....if you like that kinda thing.....
Evening bump, just dumped out all the aluminum chips n dust from todays grinding. Just 3 more 0-26`s to go til they all be done.
Truro is no stranger to ice breakup and flooding .
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-hand-tool/an...aw/1062095800?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true
Great backup saw for them Husqueez owners , might even be an upgrade .
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-hand-tool/an...aw/1062095800?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true
Great backup saw for them Husqueez owners , might even be an upgrade .
Jimmy in NC
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Means late 80s....and its a $50 blower now...tops.
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I finally own a running 371xp. Ran a tank through it, what a nice runner. Going to build about three more.
I finally own a running 371xp. Ran a tank through it, what a nice runner. Going to build about three more.
Nice saw,..I think...er..I don`t know..maybe!!...LOL
jimdad07
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I bet you've had one or two over the years. Dam good runner. I'm going to run a few tanks through it and sell it to build a couple more. I'm saving the brand new crank case John sent me for the one I'll keep. Wanted to build one before doing one I'll keep just to see how it went. Very pleased, it tuned very well. Runs in all positions and no air leaks.......,yet.
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Now it's time to go through my ms260, that'll go bye bye. That saw has been a thorn in my arse, that's one that I sent up to my FIL for a couple of years and she came back a little rough. Not his fault though, think it might have a small air leak. Going to vac test it.
You'd be amazed at a what a good running 260 will do and they don't flop over on their side when you put them down.
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Not a bad saw at all, one of Stihl's best. Big thing is they sell very well. I'm getting back into flipping saws. I'm into the saw right now and I'd say the rebuild I did on it is holding up great:
Morning All......
Not a bad saw at all, one of Stihl's best. Big thing is they sell very well. I'm getting back into flipping saws. I'm into the saw right now and I'd say the rebuild I did on it is holding up great:
They are a very good saw for their size, I can do 80 - 90 % of all my cutting with them, the rest of the bigger saws have their place but don`t get the work they once did.
Hey Robin, bet the water is still hard over your way.
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Wish I pulled the trigger on an 026 awhile back. Was only 100 bones and had all the parts to repair it. Oh well. Got all the saws I need. Probably gonna sell the 036 pro and ms440 when I get a test log to make sure they are tickity boo. Get enough to buy a smaller saw anyways
See , no flop over .
Even sitting on the ground idling they don`t do the flop over like the Orange 356. There must be something to those 356`s I don`t see or feel, never impressed me in any form!!
Didn`t get out today to run saws, wife,daughter and a few of their friends absconded me to drive them all over hell creations on a sight seeing trip seeing as it was Easter Sunday. Even stopped for food n stuff. Durn weekend all over and never got to start a saw....
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