What was the first saw you ever used?

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bafarm

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It was a 59 Homelite 7-19 C in 1978, I was 19. It was the 1st in my collection and I still run it 4/5 times a year. it sits proudly with 157 other saws that have come to stay awhile.

Don
 
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Mine was an old homelite as well. I was in grand rapids for a bowling tournament, in it would have been my stepdads brother in law that gave it to me. He couldnt get it to run. I replaced the spark plug, and she fired right up. Think it was an early 70s model, tophandel about 7lbs and 22cc with an 8in bar lol

Edit: I was 13
 

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Craftsman/Roper 3.7 that was new in 1980 was my first. Used it some last yr.

I've got newer faster saws but still enjoy hearing that one run.
 
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It was a 59 Homelite 7-19 C in 1978, I was 19. It was the 1st in my collection and I still run it 4/5 times a year. it sits proudly with 157 other saws that have come to stay awhile.

Don

Me too. Bought it from a logger pretty well worn and I eventually finished it off. I trashed it long before forums not knowing that parts could be gathered up to keep it going.
 
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I was 20 in 2002 and it was a brand spanking new stihl a big concrete saw. It didn't matter how hard you pushed that thing, it would eat!! This one counts you said saw. :)
 
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I was probably 17-18yrs old and selling firewood out of pick up bed. My first saw was a Mcculoch 610? , it was the real square looking plastic handle model. My father would sharpen it for me at night and tell me to touch it up during the day. My family was/is in the logging business and at the time they were running Jonsered 70E's. That was about 27 years ago.
 

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