Saw you couldn't part with?

[Guido Salvage]

I have approximately 400 saws including some I have owned for more than 35 years. If the money is right I would probably sell any of them. Surprisingly, probably the one that would be hardest to sell is the Poulan 3400 I bought new in the early '80's and is currently torn apart in a box.

 

[president]

your gonna laugh but its gotta be my old 08s,
cleared my property with it 28 years ago &
heated the home when we didnt have a
dime back then. really dependeble old grunter

 

[redfin]

I could part with all of them but the last one to be gone would be my 0446 hybrid.

 

[tallguys]

Pretty much everything has its price. Having said that, I have a hard time seeing my 6800i going anywhere.

 

[cedarheaven]

The very first Madsen 056 "Hotrod," Stihl's best balanced saw for the smaller timber of the 1970s...

 

[CJ1]

KenJax, there are ones on this site that view these as tools, quite a few that made their living with them and quite a few that it is a hobby. I think the ones that have been through a bunch of saws with a bunch of hours with them in their hands can appreciate that their is no magical saw. There can and will be a next one that "maybe" a great saw or just so so. My Master Minded 390 is really growing on me for a falling saw. So much so that it gets grabbed before the 372. But to be fair I am in 30" trees. My 359 was the last saw my Very good [best] friend and teacher ever used in the woods before he died. So that one means a lot to me. Gologit, make it to retirement buddie, but you know you never will be 100% retired! CJ

 

[Jason280]

I'd have a very hard time getting rid of my 372XP...

 

[Fishnuts2]

Where I'm going I won't need to take a chainsaw. God has plenty of Jonsered saws already if needed.


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[jughead500]

Where I'm going I wont need to take a chainsaw. God has plenty of Jonsered saws already if needed.


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I figure where we're going the smallest thing we'll need is 100cc's.if i do wind up in hell I'll probably wind up in a pile of non starting wood sharks or Chinese homelites.lol

 

[hseII]

The very first Madsen 056 "Hotrod," Stihl's best balanced saw for the smaller timber of the 1970s...

Please PST pics of this one when you get a chance.

 

[Mike Boyer]

My "Ken Dunn HotSaw" 385xp. Circa 2001, He convinced me to let him buy a saw and mod it rather than take on my 394. The 385 absolutely humiliates anything i've ever raced locally!

 

[jcouch]

288XP

 

[RandyMac]

My Super 250, one of the last saws I fell timber with.

 

[tenfour]

Where I'm going I won't need to take a chainsaw.

I will. Got to keep the fire going. Stihl 046.

 

[scotte]

i can't part with my first saw. stihl 041 av 20". purchased used in 1983. it gets a lot of use, still runs strong with some TLC.
Scott

 

[hseII]

Please PST pics of this one when you get a chance.

Post, not PST: not sure about that one.

 

[bigbadbob]

I will. Got to keep the fire going. Stihl 046.

I will be rite there with you but will need a bigger saw!!!
BBB

 

[tenfour]

I will be rite there with you but will need a bigger saw!!!
BBB

Don't worry BBB I got one hell of a pile already started.

 

[weedkilla]

My Super 250, one of the last saws I fell timber with.

Dunno how to say this without sounding like a smart arse - that was the first saw I used to fell timber.
And if it was still around I'd be sentimental about it.

 

[54stude]

I have a full wrap super xlao that belonged to my father, and was the first saw I ever used when I was 15 or so. Not my favorite saw to use, but it will not be leaving the "top shelf".