SawTroll
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surely if the weight of fluids worried you you'd just put less in...
Yes, and find a lighter bar and chain......:hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:
surely if the weight of fluids worried you you'd just put less in...
Yes, and find a lighter bar and chain......:hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:
Putting the affairs in order, and getting ready to pull the trigger this week.
After running into a fabulous deal, due to one of the members here, I'm ready to drop the hammer on the Dolmar PS-5100, 18" 3/8's.
All of your input was greatly appreciated, and I hope you all don't mind me peeking over your shoulders to continue with this dreaded disease, and maybe even popping in & saying hello.
Again, thank you all for your help !
Sawing soon in Sin City ! ! ! ! !
If I were interested in what a saw weighed when making a buying decision, I'd be far more interested in the final working weight of the saw. One powerhead might be lighter than another but have larger capacity in its tanks and therefore at working weight they are closer together than they would at first seem on paper.
I have no interest in getting down to what a saw actually weighs on paper. Paper doesn't cut the tree.
ST,
Just a friendly reminder. It's time to change the skin on your drum again. You've beat another one to death.
joat
That bar looks a tad long for a 372xp, for balance if nothing else......:greenchainsaw:
Camera makes it look that way, doesn't it? It's "only" a 24", though.
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