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Austin1
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Now if we can only get him to like the strait handle on a Jred as opposed to the angle, wrong angle on a husky.
Congrats! How long will it take to hit 20,000?
Congrats! How long will it take to hit 20,000?THALL10326
The Champ
.325 or 3/8...
Stihl or Oregon, Troll knows Stihl is the BEST!!,LOL
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
ChuckinOhio
ArboristSite Guru
The way that the Troll has been posting since being off of his feet, I would estimate 2 weeks!!!:notrolls2: :hmm3grin2orange:
Chuck
Log Splitter
ArboristSite Guru
SawTroll is one of the people that makes AS what it is for me. I always enjoy what he has to say about any topic.
Over 10,000 posts and still typing. WTG, Mr. SawTroll!
Over 10,000 posts and still typing. WTG, Mr. SawTroll!
RCR 3 EVER
ArboristSite Guru
Congrats on 10x century number of posts.
Your wealth of info is invaluable, and part of reason I bought the 361.
to replace the aging Jonsered 621 which was too heavy:lifter:
All the knowledgable people on this site provide others with much needed info they can use.
CONGRATULATIONS
Your wealth of info is invaluable, and part of reason I bought the 361.
to replace the aging Jonsered 621 which was too heavy:lifter: All the knowledgable people on this site provide others with much needed info they can use.
CONGRATULATIONS
Austin1
Addicted to ArboristSite
Motor saw portal whats that?
It's a german chainsaw forum ( www.motorsaegen-portal.de ) in which I post also from time to time. The site owner is a 17 y old saw collector.
Some members are very knowledgeable and it's also handy to compare findings with are expressed here, but the result is very often : "Stihl rules"
ChuckinOhio
ArboristSite Guru
but the result is very often : "Stihl rules"
Now who would have expected that from a German chainsaw site?
Chuck
SawTroll
Information Collector
It's a german chainsaw forum ( www.motorsaegen-portal.de ) in which I post also from time to time. The site owner is a 17 y old saw collector.
Some members are very knowledgeable and it's also handy to compare findings with are expressed here, but the result is very often : "Stihl rules"
Yes, I also post there from time to time, what surprices me a bit is that Oregon bars seem to be held in higher regard in Germany, than in the US......
...and I think Martin is a bit older than 17 by now........:yoyo: :yoyo:
SawTroll
Information Collector
Congrats on 10x century number of posts.
Your wealth of info is invaluable, and part of reason I bought the 361.
All the knowledgable people on this site provide others with much needed info they can use.
CONGRATULATIONS
I like the 621 as well, probably the best of its class in the early 1970s, and still very good for bucking in the yard etc......:rockn: :rockn:
SawTroll
Information Collector
I have some posts on six other saw related forums as well, maybe 1k altogether, that German one is number 4 on my post count list......
AS sure has the largest turnaround of info that I can relate to, and the most funny one also!!!!
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SawTroll
Information Collector
Congrats on your 10,000 repeats, ehhhh, I mean posts
Who is speaking about repeats, you are notorious.....:greenchainsaw:
2000ssm6
Stihl User
You brought this back up to say that? I'm still going to get over you way one day, that is when you will buy a 440..
SawTroll
Information Collector
I just happened to hit this tread, when doing a search - but I notised your post, and I think your father need to smack you.....:jawdrop:
SawTroll
Information Collector
The 372xp is a nicer made machine, where it counts, but the 361 fit my wood better.
Where it doesn't count (right side) the 361 is much nicer.....
The weak point of the 361 is the plastic around the clutch, that cover the chain brake spring etc - that should have been metal, as it is on our other saws .....
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Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
Then you'd be complaining about the weight! Ever seen that $3.00 part broken or damaged?
SawTroll
Information Collector
Yes, it is on mine, after a RM chain derailed (my own fault - stump cutting without running the chain in first) - didn't know that it was that cheap - but I will keep it as it is, as a reminder, even though it takes a couple of extra strokes with a brush to clean out the crud in there.....
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