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Wait til they go on sale this fall and go with the 550XP. Excellent saw, and zero questions that it will run a 20".

Sound like you got a lemon.

Agreed. Everything goes into the same tank and field here, just like it should.

The guy who ports my saws has posted his numbers more than once for guys who are just starting out. He's helpful, and confident in his work but I certainly don't believe anyone who's dealt with him would call him a retard. If anything, mine have run cooler after being ported.

Not what you'd call a conventional method, but I plant mine the same way, 6"-8" deep with a post hole digger. I've tried several varieties of whites, yellows and reds over the years but Yukon gold and Norkotah Russet have become our staples.

Nothing wrong with that, whatever works for ya'.

Looks like the rig they still use around here planting x-mas tree seedlings.

Me either. In fact, some years I don't cut them at all despite what some know-it-alls seem to think is the gospel.

A good set of lineman pliers would serve you well. I have a 7.5" set of Klein's and an 8.5" set of Channellocks and I'm confident you'd be well served with either brand. The younger guys I work with run Knipex stuff and I wouldn't be afraid to endorse their products either.

Don't get emotional, it's okay to admit you don't know everything.

I call B.S. on that one. I worked in a machine shop early in my career that built cutting tools. There were at least 50 employees who spent 8-10 hours a day staring through a magnifying glass backing off countersinks and rotary burrs with an air spindle. Their was a dust collector hooked to each...

I'd throw that one in the scrap pile.

I tend to agree. This is clearly GM country around me, and there are a pile of 5.3's around here and very seldom do you here about anything failing let alone an actual catastrophic failure.

You guys can have your Jerry cans, metal Eagles, VP racing jugs or any of those unvented plastic eco-safe pieces of ****. I'll take my 2.5 gallon Wedco to the grave with me.

Bingo. Male NPTF fittings will seal just fine when used with stand NPT female fittings, but the thread engagement will seem tight right from the start.

Dispatchers are the offspring of the devil, and must never be trusted. We don't have any dispatchers in the house, do we?

That is not a JIC fitting, it is NPTF, National Pipe Thread, Fuel.

I bought some 80dl 23RS from him recently. If you don't see what you need, shoot him a message, he probably has it but didn't list it

Bet they leave it off to shave a few ounces.

How much was that outer spike?