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Damn you got taken advantage of.:msp_ohmy:

My Homelite was $40 and I own it. Of course it's a real Homelite. Hopefully if a person rents the Chicom garbage they test start it BEFORE handing over their money. I have a feeling the saw is already trashed and he's trying to scam someone so he can buy a new one.

NEVER did like the green/purple color combo. There are black/purple Wildthings that look mucho better.

The PP5020 doesn't have that goofy tool-less chain adjuster.

I'd buy the PP4218 Predator. It comes with a case, gloves, file, extra chain I believe, bar&chain oil, and 2-cycle oil. You do have to order it online but it's $13 less and includes free shipping.

The spark plug is located under the filter cover which is on top of the case.

As long as you aren't being careless and stupid a chain brake isn't really necessary on small Chainsaws. It gives those who aren't very educated about Chainsaws a false sense of security, just like "safety" chains.

It IS a Pull-on&on&on. Craftsman doesn't make a thing.

That's not always true.

I think everybody here that uses a Chainsaw planned to keep it that way when they started. Quite a few have had somekind of injury. I've been fortunate enough not to YET....

Probably even less.

There's a Pawn Shop here in Kendallville. The owner likes to rip people off. He preys on those that desperately need money. If he offers you $10 for your item you'll end up with only $5 if you go through with the transaction.

That's correct. Routine and annual maintenance is key.

I'll take my used Homelite Super-2 over any new "Homelite" at Homo Depot anyday of the week.

Yep. I can't help not to crack up over it.:msp_biggrin:

There's a guy on Ebay selling a refurbed unit for $550.

I really clean unit but I wouldn't pay $390 unless it was in a factory sealed box.

Stihl MS 200 Chainsaw New with Box | eBay

There absolutely is a need to bring common sense into this equation.

You should use the Chainsaw that you're most comfortable with.