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What is your "crown jewel"
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Actually , I have 3 saws that are of big interest......when I have visitors.
McCulloch BP1 (limited due to the engine burst but unknown numbers).
Como Comet Diesel (less than 1000 produced).
Pioneer P35 (only 2 in the world).
Alain,
McCulloch BP1 (limited due to the engine burst but unknown numbers).
Como Comet Diesel (less than 1000 produced).
Pioneer P35 (only 2 in the world).
Alain,
hoss
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It would be tough but my near mint Homie 750, Dolmar 166, 090AV, 090G(137) are probably my top picks. These saws have seen such low hours that from 10 feet away you wouldn't think they'ed been used at all. My near mint Poulan 655BP and Dolmar CT should get an honorable mention.
1. Disston DO-101 (my grandfather bought new in 1951)
2. McCulloch Super 44 (my dad's old saw, first saw I ever ran)
All the others money can replace.
2. McCulloch Super 44 (my dad's old saw, first saw I ever ran)
All the others money can replace.
Guess mine would be...
The sp80..I got this saw from a member on here and he didnt BS me...It had some issues,,,but promised it would run,,good comp...I fixed the starter rope on it,,and it did fire,and felt great...Then to tear it down for a good clean up and paint job...Replace some parts that was worn out...Clutch and clutch cover was toast...Worn a hole tru the side where it came loose sometimes ago...
I was happy the way this saw came out....It'll never outcut any new saw,but it's strong,,and for Mcc's fans,,as I am,,looks pretty damn good....So this is my shoutout for Secureland...Thanks Bro for being honest,,and lettin me enjoy this saw...
Ty too when I was at the GTG at Erick's...Breymeyerfam. Levi's beautiful wife took this vd...TY for sharing that for me and my friends....
http://s716.photobucket.com/albums/...cks GTG 09/?action=view¤t=stipesmac.flv
The sp80..I got this saw from a member on here and he didnt BS me...It had some issues,,,but promised it would run,,good comp...I fixed the starter rope on it,,and it did fire,and felt great...Then to tear it down for a good clean up and paint job...Replace some parts that was worn out...Clutch and clutch cover was toast...Worn a hole tru the side where it came loose sometimes ago...
I was happy the way this saw came out....It'll never outcut any new saw,but it's strong,,and for Mcc's fans,,as I am,,looks pretty damn good....So this is my shoutout for Secureland...Thanks Bro for being honest,,and lettin me enjoy this saw...
Ty too when I was at the GTG at Erick's...Breymeyerfam. Levi's beautiful wife took this vd...TY for sharing that for me and my friends....
http://s716.photobucket.com/albums/...cks GTG 09/?action=view¤t=stipesmac.flv
propliner
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Mine is my P62 Western. They didn't build them for very long and I've never seen another. It's all original and was used only for one summer in '84 and then once by me to cut out a stump (I should never have done that).
mile9socounty
Two-Stroke Swope
My cash money saw would have to be my newest addition. A well taken care of 064. Love this saw.
Yea,I likes me some of that old 064 grunt too.....
opcorn:
Mine is my P62 Western. They didn't build them for very long and I've never seen another. It's all original and was used only for one summer in '84 and then once by me to cut out a stump (I should never have done that).
Run that thing...
propliner
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I don't need to run it, my 655, P61, or P50 can do the same tricks. Rare saws should be preserved IMHO.
dave k
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Well after my dog and 090 s/070 s and Contras my KS 43 would have to be one that Im fairly keen on .
7oaks
DRUGSTORE LOGGER
Wow a blue stihl. Does it run?
sawbones
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Very Keen Dave. we need a cutting wood vid with it
opcorn:
Thats one of only 2 saws on my want list.. the other is an older 3120
my list could get shorter if my wallet was just a bit thicker
TRI955
I'm the man in the box
Well after my dog and 090 s/070 s and Contras my KS 43 would have to be one that Im fairly keen on.
Mike
2 crown jewels
I have a Husqvarna 55 & a Makita DCS 520 that I can depend on to
run & cut just by adding gas & oil, and letting them warm up a little.
One of my friends and neighbors has a Jonsered 2036 that is a reliable saw too;
it has stood up to being forced and used with a dull chain for several
years without failing.
Does anybody know where the 2036 was built?
It has a 1997 EPA sticker.
I have a Husqvarna 55 & a Makita DCS 520 that I can depend on to
run & cut just by adding gas & oil, and letting them warm up a little.
One of my friends and neighbors has a Jonsered 2036 that is a reliable saw too;
it has stood up to being forced and used with a dull chain for several
years without failing.
Does anybody know where the 2036 was built?
It has a 1997 EPA sticker.
Work Saw Collector
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my list could get shorter if my wallet was just a bit thicker
Couldn't rep you but that is funny and true, for me as well.
cpr
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My 1-82, until I get a sp125, anyway. It's big, temperamental, loud, and powerful... and it gives the neighbors pause :greenchainsaw:
My 372 because when there's work to be done, it's my "goto" saw.
My 372 because when there's work to be done, it's my "goto" saw.
WesternSaw
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My Best
It would have to be my one owner,lightly used Pioneer P41 Western.Real proud of that saw,it was exactly as described when I got it.That doesn't mean that I won't try and get one of his big brothers someday.
Lawrence
It would have to be my one owner,lightly used Pioneer P41 Western.Real proud of that saw,it was exactly as described when I got it.That doesn't mean that I won't try and get one of his big brothers someday.
Lawrence
