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:censored: Well you all can belive what the heck you want to belive. I beleive they wer ewnot stolen or hot when I bought them just as the fella told me they were not. I have nore reason to believe him and the truck load of others that have bought saws as well as other items from this...

:censored: Well you all can belive what the heck you want to belive. I beleive they wer ewnot stolen or hot when I bought them just as the fella told me they were not. I have nore reason to believe him and the truck load of others that have bought saws as well as other items from this...

Ha.you and a few others really are paranopid. I have alife besides posting to this forum you know. Now I am not disposing of any saws, and its well over two years ago that I acquired them...........I did talk to a person that inows and they told me flat out, unless there is a police report filed...

Heck I used a Weedeater brand vac/bagger ($49 at K-Mart) for years and years sucking up all kinds of junk and it worked flawlessly until the day it died when my son used straight gas in it. I have no doubt that a Stihl brand unit would last longer and do the job better in the long run..

I dunno, I still have 2nd thoughts and also 3rd and 4th on the merits of these saws. He has sold a heap of saws and I would just have to think that if that amount of saws were indeed stolen, there would have nbeen mention of it in the papers or on the news........I do know that a lot of JD...

A few years back I needed a chain saw and was pointed to a fellow that worked with me and told that he sold chain saws cheap. Well last thing I wanted was a saw that was "cheap" but sure would like an inexpensive saw that was not cheap. I asked him what kind of saws he sold and he replied Husky...

HmmmmmmI guess its time for a new bar and sprocket on that Poulan 25, I have hanging in the rafters then huh? I bet its gone through a roll or two of chain already!:jawdrop:

We had a long long time in business small engine place close its doors a few years back. They had a blow out on all stock that was on the shelves, but would not discount any Stihls or Husky items but did lesser items like Poulan and Echo's etc. OUt back they had a pile of chainsaws, another...

I seen this happen just yesterday. The wife and I were at the local BX (Base Exchange) looking for a hedge trimmer, and was surprised at the selection of chainsaws and pther powered equipment that the base exchange here is now carrying. They are carrying the Husky line of saws and "WILL" order...

I know my local dealer here is very very proud of the Stihl 028 Super air filters. I just was not ready to put a second mortgage on my house to buy one right now....:chainsaw:

What we were taught in tech school in regards to plugs / ignitors with 2 or more electrodes is: It is not a performanance thing as electricity is going to take the path of least resistence, and its not likely due to properties of electricity that it will follow over more than one in all reality...

All this talk of heated handles. SInce I live n the deep south where its hotter than he double hockey sticks, I wonder if they will ever come out with air conditioned handles for us southerners? :greenchainsaw:

If memory serves me right from the various tech mech classes and schools I attended over the years you can usually go up or down one heat range in most cases and not hurt a thing as long as reach and type is no different. Too hot of a plug can make for a hole in the piston and too cold leads to...

Champion sales man talked us into handling Champion plugs back then. They pushed the Silver Palladium plugs as being the best ever......bar none. We loaded up with a fair amount of them and they turned out to be one high dollar dissapointment overall. It was not uncommon to get a sled or other...

Launching / drop kicking a pityfull POS like a Wild Thing is always exciting. I was over joyed when I launched my Echo CS3400 numerous times on the way back to the shop. I pretended it was a throwing "axe"....

Yep just how I Like my women also! :chainsaw: I like to keep an el cheapo saw around for a throw down...you know like when the brother in law comes around begging to borrow a chainsaw, or to toss in the vehicle during a storm or carry just incase you get the good saw stuck. I have no...

I guess the perosnal choice is as varied as the brands of saws out there. Years ago we sold lawn equipment and snowmobiles. Back then all engines on sleds were european made and all came with BOsch plugs..........Soon we discovered Nipondenso and then NGK.......Started to use NGK in...

Those green warning stickers on the handguard/chainbrake and the clear plastic over the 028 label just refuse to give up the ghost on the 028's My stickers etc look like new even after laying in the barn for years and from pressure washing the chicken crap off it........If its any indication of...

Sure its a cheap and disposable saw, but its a fun saw to use ina brush pile or in a tree. I used it hard when it ran and got close to 8 years out of it. It wa always plagued with hard starting and was finicky in keeping it to run without having to goose the throttle all the time, but I got used...

Only took an hour or so to get it running, but don't tell the wife or she would not have allowed me to buy that new 270. I ran both the 028 and 270 side byt side and the 270 vibrates a lot less overall, and both had same kind of chain installed. The 028 was pulling a 20 inch bar and the 270 a...