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That is the real deal.

Hi Ron. I figured you were just a fan of the Big Apple, politics and all.

Well as it turns out there is an air leak, the bottom of the clamshell was broken by one of the bolt holes. Not sure if it worth fixing. Thanks for your help.

Thank you. I was thinking the impulse tube and the intake sleeve should be replaced.

What is a good compression reading for a Husky 141? One that a neighbor dropped off is showing 130. Is that too low? Runs but only with mix poured in the carb. Has other issues with fuel line and carb I think. Thanks for any input.

Now that’s a trinket!

How much wood did that end up being?

How did the truck ride with a load?

Hi Ron: Pretty warm to be cutting wood, although today is not bad. How are the apple trees going?

Pretty sure it's 24,000 feet per second. At any rate, pretty impressive stuff.

Thank you for your input. I will have to work on the seller to get the price to a point where it makes sense. That is the plan, although chainsaw acquisition has nothing to do with sense, or cents!! Frank

Good Afternoon: I may have the opportunity to buy a Jonsered 2171 with a bad piston and cylinder (it was straight gassed) and I have a few questions that I would like your input on: What would be a fair price if the rest of the saw is in very good condition? What cylinder would you use as a...

Thank you for sharing that very useful information. Frank

I have had knee scopes on both knees (medial meniscus) and it was successful. I still can't climb trees but I couldn't before so that is a wash. Having strong legs to start with and a good physical therapy program is important. In talking to the docs they said that the longer you delay...

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How's the orchard project going? Frank

I am looking for a service manual for a Jonsered 2095. Any help is appreciated and thank you.

I'm sure that either OSHA or the EPA can come up with a warning light or an ignition cut off that will prevent the saw from working if the oil fill cap is not secure. That should add only another 15 pounds and/or $300 to the saw. Then we can start working on unsecure oil cap over-rides...

That saw should make quick work of your apple trees!