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Old redfield's are great but I don't know much about the new ones (they are made by Leupold though).

I like the Leupold SABR for a muzzleloader and for a rifle try a Bushnell Elite (both of those stays in the price range).

If you still live in Lexington, maybe I should drive down and try one for myself? I am just a little over a hour east of you or you could come to Jackson and I could give you a tour of some of the largest mining equipment east of the Mississippi. :rock:

Just how mean are these 655BP saws? They seem to be high demand.

That seems to be a deal. I love Japanese optics! They are just as clear as iigh dollar German scopes. Wish you luck with the sell.

is anyone of those have a side chain adjuster

Somebody hurry up and buy these saws, please!!! CAD is killing me.

It comes down to knowing your clients. A lot of firewood hacks around here sticks with 029s but the timber cutters want 044 or bigger pro models. Stihls sales around here like gold, everything else might as well be doggy poop. I have been demonstrating a Jonsered 2171 to some of the guys and...

What will power!:D If there ever was a saw that needed a compression release button it is these. I have a orange one that is super strong. I need a coil for mine now (the money for one) it is cracked up and when it gets hot it craps out. If you get the parts saw maybe we can work out a trade...

And when we are done there we could go over and patch Jon's dads water line.:clap:

God Bless Him!! It is hard enough to track down a crack in a 6 inch fuel line.

A man should be able to come up with a good used 026 for two bills but if I was on a tight budget I would do something different. If you are going to rebuild the 024 there is really no need to have to saws of similar size lying around. Anything in the 300 hundred dollar range from stihl you...

I saw that coming and totally agree.

The .325 narrow kerf would make a slight difference but 80 dollars worth no. Keep a super chain on it and keep on sawing. Save your money and purchase a good used 70cc (044, 372xp, 2171) you will not be disappointed. :rock:

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Maybe we should start a donation for you so you can recoup some of your lost. It does not have to be money, we all have parts laying around. Maybe we could send you the parts and you could build a saw for your loss. We can call it save stihls066 saws campaign.

I don't know about that Clint guy though! He sent me a chainsaw that all it wants to do is drink mix and eat hardwood. (After I got the right b/c combos :rock:). I hate that for you all with things the way they are now it is hard enough to kept a household going without set backs like that...

I think I might know where I can get a new Husky 24 inch bar. I leaning toward a 20 inch but the closes one is a hour away.

I know you are the man with the facts so here is a question. I was looking at the Oregon website and according to their chart a 2171 with a 3/8 by 7 pin spur requires a .063 gauge chain. Is this this true, Super Troll? I really want use this saw as my big firewood saw. I am looking for a...

You might be right but when I compared a large mount to this one the enlongated slot on the large mount seems to be a longer causing it to be able to slide back a little further.