Hedgerow
HACK
Hey!!!...
If you ran that 7901 Strumpet built for Andy, you'd wanna trade too!!!
Just sayin...
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Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX GTG (Next GTG 08/27/2016 ) Fort Scott, KS
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If you ran that 7901 Strumpet built for Andy, you'd wanna trade too!!!
Just sayin...
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Hedgerow
HACK
I was gonna go a little wild on the 962, but decided not to, since its your firewood saw... The finger ports may have to wait...
I'll do em' on a saw that don't matter...
Like my next Stihl...
:hmm3grin2orange:
specter29
The Construction Equipment Guy
Hedgerow
HACK
we will just have to see when we compare my 7900 and his 7901
The 7901 was the fastest work saw I've ever run...
Just sayin... I really liked that saw...
We cut a lot of hedge together...
Work Saw Collector
GTG Coffee Maker
Your not saying much, hows the bees?
Hank Chinaski
Number 37
that's honey flavored popcorn he's eatin' right now...
*wish he'd share dagit :msp_mad:
8433jeff
Aftermarket connoisseur
Honey with me bacon would be pretty good, he should share. If them bees ain't putting out, get some that will.
WKEND LUMBERJAK
Addicted to ArboristSite
I've been missing my efco put have been useing my Partner s 55 and P 5000 for some hedge work i've been messing with. Those vintage Partners where way a head of other saws of that era.:msp_thumbsup:
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Ain't that the truth. :msp_wink:
Hedgerow
HACK
Not unlike Allis-Chalmers... Build a good product, yet still not manage to progress as a company... Always seemed to steal defeat from the jaws of victory... So many industry firsts, just to be absorbed in the end... Ya can't fix stupid, even if ya like the product... :msp_wink:
Hedgerow
HACK
Ran the 562 ex-pee all day today...
A couple of observations...
1. This saw has taken anti-vibe to a whole new plane...
2. Good power for a stock saw... Seems to be getting better with use... Or maybe it's me...
3. It is NOT a replacement for a 7900 or 372...
4. Running 20 tanks through it has been more of a challenge than what I thought...
"this thing uses so little fuel, it's astounding..."
5. I cut 2 Ash trees and 6 thorny locust trees today... I'm on tank #10...
6. My arms hurt...
7. I must be getting soft...:msp_mad:
A couple of observations...
1. This saw has taken anti-vibe to a whole new plane...
2. Good power for a stock saw... Seems to be getting better with use... Or maybe it's me...
3. It is NOT a replacement for a 7900 or 372...
4. Running 20 tanks through it has been more of a challenge than what I thought...
"this thing uses so little fuel, it's astounding..."
5. I cut 2 Ash trees and 6 thorny locust trees today... I'm on tank #10...
6. My arms hurt...
7. I must be getting soft...:msp_mad:
sunfish
Fish Head
10 tanks through that saw is a LOT of cuttin, man!!! :msp_w00t:
10 more and it should definitely feel stronger.
Nice and light ain't it? Better yet with a Tech-Lite bar!
Hedgerow
HACK
10 tanks through that saw is a LOT of cuttin, man!!! :msp_w00t:
10 more and it should definitely feel stronger.
Nice and light ain't it? Better yet with a Tech-Lite bar!
Got a heavy 20 on it... And yes, there's probably 2.5 cords on the ground... I cut everything right down to 2"... :msp_wink:
andydodgegeek
The stool maker
You did all that today? Wasnt it hot down there? It was like 90 here today and humid as heck. I didnt want to run a saw today, which is odd for me.
Hedgerow
HACK
Yes.... My heat warning don't go off till 97... Didn't seem all that bad today... I just can't believe I only got 10 tanks through it!!!
WTF???
atvguns
Addicted to ArboristSite
Time to milk the chickens and gather the honey:msp_thumbup:
atvguns
Addicted to ArboristSite
I thought you was the bee guy:msp_confused:
Work Saw Collector
GTG Coffee Maker
I started this thread on the other place as well. 
