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Congrats on the wedding vows, she is definitely a keeper. I just can't believe she would allow you to keep that Stihl saw, I guess shes just trying to be nice till you get married....LOL

Great looking saw, hope it runs real good for you. I love the flippy caps and have put a set on my 359. I think once people get over the cap that you put your scrench into and twist as hard as you can they will work out real well.

Besides pinging we used to call it spark knock, you know back in the good old days....

I don't know if its an age thing but I am d*mn tired of winter and I getting tired of carrying wood in the house.

That does it, I'm going into town and get a banana split. Another 15 min and I'd a had my shoes off...

Wow, that beats the sh*t out of my log peavy!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Looks like fun but did you catch anything?

Norweigian

I think if its a pro grade saw then it should be glued and stapled, and also have the nylon straps with the little clamps that cut your fingers while you carry the box. If its a homeowner saw I think tape is plenty good enough for that. And if you want to go crazy with patents take a look at...

That's the problem with some of the new tech, you get the good and you take the bad. Is a little bad worth some good??? I don't know but time will tell and there is a part of me that is glad I'm on the short side of finding out.....just saying.

Prayers sent again, stay steadfast!

Prayers and well wishes go out to you and your wife, God willing she will pull though this and beat that stuff.

I will be the first to admit I have lived a very sheltered life when it comes to different saws but my 359 is no slouch. l am around buddies with 50 to 60cc Stihls and either of my Huskys will hold their own. That said I love the 20" bar on my 359

My old girl is still going strong, got her in 84 and been cutting 3 to 4 cords a year ever since. Just got a 359 this summer, just to give her a rest.

One of these days I'll run across the right deal on a 20" Total for my 359 and I'll be happy!

I guess it depends on how much wood you cut, I cut about 4 or 5 cords a year and have been most of my life. I'm only on my second Husky bar on my Husky 50. I would love to have a shiney Total bar but not because they are good bars but because they look gooooooood. Its your saw get what you like.

Good shot, thats one way of getting them down while your not under them.

I just looked at a set of 4 carb tools on Amazon, and they want 60 bucks. Sorry but somebody is taking some good sh*t.

Trouble is the "low life lazy people" don't want to work, they make more staying home and collecting their pennies from heaven.

I guess people here could work for a buck or two an hour like the Chinese and work in areas where you don't have government agencies like OSHA and EPA that not only cost the manufactures but the tax payers as well. That may bring some of the jobs back to this country.