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Most of you must have never logged before. when you have to walk the mile or so back to the rig, you wont want to carry the saw the proper way. i have carried the saw over my should for years and have never cut myself. Use common sense in situations where your on a slope of course, but i dont...

Kinda little wood. you guys dont race anything bigger. seems worthless Good race. kicked the guys butt.

Yes technique wise. but what about if they had a bad start but there saw is faster then the other guys. or if their saw that day is not running as hot. but he won every other race besides that day. you kinda have to look at a few shows to compare.

some good hard work.

Thats amazing how something that fast could do that much damage.

I would do it. Put adds for clean up after logging or storm damage. there is a lot of companies that do that here in the PNW

Well you better check before you just drop it in the water you might get in trouble for that. And i would check before you even start the job. there is so many regulations now about all that stuff.

Yeah he still has it. he is giving it to his grandson. Me and Him are collecting old saws and restoring them. Its pretty cool to see all the different saws stihl made and how they are all so different

yeah i am a younger member. the guy said that the 075 was a big heavy saw. and it was always braking down.

Yeah i would like some pictures maybe some videos of it? or maybe do you have any times? have you ever raced it?

so stihl did make a 075?

Yeah that would kinda suck getting thrown off a roof. thats alot of shade from those trees thought and really close to the house. i would hate that. It didnt look like you messed anything up.

Oh really ok. But that link wouldnt work if that was something

So i was talking with an old guy from our one horse town. and he said he use to have a stihl 75. but i didnt know stihl made a 70 series saw. can anyone help me with this?

well dont get me wrong they have to be a little crazy to do that. just like smoke jumpers. Those guys are all great.

So are you going to just be selling saws or are you going to be working on them too.

There not nuts. there just doing there job

Thats kinda a tough business to go into if your not selling the top of the line stuff.

Great work. And it seems like you do pretty fast work too.

Thanks alot rick. i know i have to tear into it anyways but i wanted to know before that.