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Hey TBONE glad to hear that you are doing better!! I also hope a speedy recovery to you. Hang in there and hollar if you need anything!

Lots of the 028 saws didn't have a chain brake at all!

It's Me Well I made it I did get to come up and see all you fine folks!!! Didn't get to do much but that's beside the point. It was great seeing some old friends and got to meet and see some new faces. It's good to see some of the younger guys that are into the old saws. Does an old coot...

Hey guys I use lacquer thinner and it will usually do the trick let it sit with the fuel cap off. May take a few times depending on the gunk. Worth a try. Joe

Have you give the bar a good look sometimes when the holes in the bar get clogged and then they'll oil everywhere else. Just a thought before you get to far into it. Joe

Hey ya'll Im stihl kicking! Son I hope you get all that stuff gone out of the shop. I tired of tripping on it.

Hey guys I NEED 3 Mercury DA-211 spark plug covers. To finish up the last of the DA-211 projects. There has to be somebody somewhere that has one or 3 to get rid of. No trades just CASH. These will most likely be the last ones I'll get to do and would like to see them done and complete. Thanks...

Hey Wiggs if you take to much of that stuff she'll have to sit you in the corner and let you slobber when you get goofy. That's what LP wants to do to me. I hope you get better everyday it takes time. Please take it from a fool do what they tell you if not you'll not like it. Just ask me how...

Glad all went well for ya now rest and heal up.

Here I is and all I'm going to say is I run um both and the Husky's will always be number 2 cause the Stihls are number 1!!!!! I'm done.

I tried that trick along time ago and ended up redoing it two times cause I was smart and thought I could get away without having to BUY one. Tried different line and it'll last a while but had to get a OEM one to fix it in the end. The other kinks, gets sloppy and it ain't worth the trouble...

:agree2: What they said it'll save you from having to do it again if you use a real pulse line. Ask me how I know!

I'm goin to stick my nickles worth in here. We have been running Stihl semi skip and .404 on all of our work saws the last few years. 3/8's on most of um and .404 on all the big saws and it has proved to be the best for big hard woods that we cut the most. I like the OP like to get in there and...

Hey Randy it's with a heavy heart that I'm having to do what I feared was going to happen. Due to My health I'm going to have to get rid of a bunch of our saws. I can't start them anymore or run them so they are sitting and that's not good for um. LP can't run a 100 of um so a few work saws are...

Boy you gonna learn to stop sending Highpockets pictures on that dern phone one day. You see how he does ya!! Revenge is sweet.

I got a 288XP that's pulling 200 with no comp. release it's mean to start for a old man!!

One of my favorite saws. Check all the lines fuel and impulse. They may have a pin hole or they may be all mushy and sucking shut. New filter also. then you know all that's good. On the carb I don't have one of those things to check um with either and we've done kazillions of um. Look down...

HEY that's MY Boy!!!!! Ain't he cute. The Sock Monkey Chainsaw Man :rock:

I agree 100% don't leave the yard for less than $140 an hour or you'll lose your butt. Look at the cost of fuel and everything else it's sad but it's so true. That much equipment and all that work ain't cheap. My stuff would stay in the yard unless he fronts 10 hours up front. Sorry not for me.

Find you a good used 044 or 046 Stihl and don't look back. May have to give around $400 for one but it ain't going to hurt long. It'll live a long time if you look after it. Had one for years and it'll do all you want to do. I run a 28" on mine right now. Joe