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yep pretty good place to spend a rainy afternoon for sure.:cheers:

Nice score! I looked all over for used ones, finally gave up and bought a 27 ton Troy-bilt, very happy with it so far. But it cost alot more than $650:(

I'm with you man, i love the flippy caps on my 361. My old poulan had the caps that if you got them tight enought to seal then they would magically self-tighten to where a pair of channel locks was needed to loosen them, what a PITA this was out in the middle of the woods. +1 vote for the...

Love that ole' truck redwood, how much wood you figure you got on there?

haha thanks for the laugh that's a good one:clap:

yep it takes a little while, i think i posted about 4 ads for that 880 before i realized what was going on:givebeer:

a John Deere dealer near here in Mayfield Ky has been carrying Stihl stuff since last fall, they had a nice looking display. Their prices were comparable with the other Stihl dealers in the area.

a buddy of mine has one, i've never ran it but he says it's a nice saw for the money. He doesn't burn wood but lives in the middle of the woods and always has trees to clean up, works good for him.

Ahh I see, i didn't realize they don't offer a full chisel .325 safety chain, that's what i get for assuming.:D

Stihl RSC chain is the fastest cutting. But it also dulls the quickest in dirty conditions. That's what i use most of the time, just gotta keep it out of the dirt. I have 1 Stihl RMC chain that i bought for cutting trees out of the creek where it will be around gravel and sand. I haven't...

I don't think your gonna get a true test if you run a RMC3 which is a semi-chisel safety chain versus a RSC full chisel non-safety chain. Both chains would need to be either full chisel or semi-chisel to really see the difference between the safety and non-safety chain.

20", seldom cut anything that big but it's I'm 6'5" and it causes me not to bend over as far:)

I've seen 2 ms180 saws that were used bring $200-$210 in the past week on ebay, I can buy a new one for $199. I think i'm gonna do that, if i don't like it apparently it's not to hard to get my money back;)

I prefer the big ones because they require alot less work:) but ya got to have some of the little guys too to get the fire going.

That is a really great story, helping folks like that gives a feeling unlike any other. I love talking to my 83 year old neighbor who is also my 2nd cousin. He knows more about the old times in the neighborhood than anyone around. He recently brought over an 18volt rechargeable saw that he...

Anybody know what year the ms280 went to the electronic fuel control with the little computer chip in it? If a ms280 saw has the external fuel adjustments does that mean it's a non-electronic model?

about $1100 new with a 32" bar.

definately looks like sassafrass. Good wood for getting things going but i wouldn't waste my time cutting load after load of it unless you have a market for it.

Saxman yes we're still cleaning up down here what a mess! If ya don't mind sometime I would like to speak with you or maybe look at your saw with the mod? Thanks for the help on the "mod" restraint guys, I see a hole in my muffler in the near future!:clap:

that looks really good. I'm having a hard time not doing mine, was wanting to wait til the warranty runs out but don't know if i can hold out that long:greenchainsaw: