One well placed scratch on the top cover under the handle, and the front has some chips. Let me know, I'll clean it off for you, put the other bar nut on, and box it up.
Wait, can you handle a saw like this lol.
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Wait, can you handle a saw like this lol.
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I have an awesome wife, besides I clean up my own messes, that's what real men do.
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And one hell of a kitchen hood system for indoor piss-revving
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I wish, every now and then I do fire one up in the kitchen or entryway, and downstairs for sure
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Good looking saw, front isn't chippered up , is it?
Odd about the bar nut. I lost one on my 576 too
Did you look at the pictures, I've chippered up a fewGood looking saw, front isn't chippered up , is it?
Odd about the bar nut. I lost one on my 576 too
.Not to odd, every time I take a bar off a saw I take the nut off the stud/studs lol. I only put one on, many times I leave them sit ready to put a bar on, makes it a bit quicker to set them up and then run out the door. I watch guys screw them on only to unscrew them to put a bar & chain on, kinda like my kids putting clothes on over there pajamas to save a step
.Did you tighten it
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In bushels of TBMC, what's the $Did you look at the pictures, I've chippered up a few
Not to odd, every time I take a bar off a saw I take the nut off the stud/studs lol. I only put one on, many times I leave them sit ready to put a bar on, makes it a bit quicker to set them up and then run out the door. I watch guys screw them on only to unscrew them to put a bar & chain on, kinda like my kids putting clothes on over there pajamas to save a step
Did you tighten it
I'm assuming you've run it & that it kicks arse like all pro Huskies do
There is a certain pro husky I've still not been super impressed with, it's a new model, can you guess which one.
These are great saws if you want more torque than a 372 and don't mind the extra weight, but you already know that.
If you want it you know what to do
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576 is the smoothest Husky I've run. IThere is a certain pro husky I've still not been super impressed with, it's a new model, can you guess which one.
These are great saws if you want more torque than a 372 and don't mind the extra weight, but you already know that.
If you want it you know what to do
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mine. Lhas to be the 562 unless the electric saws have now turned "pro"
Hard to believe they are as smooth as they are, kinda makes you forget it's cutting.
You guessed it, I think I would be more impressed with the electrics for torque.
You guessed it, I think I would be more impressed with the electrics for torque.
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I wish, every now and then I do fire one up in the kitchen or entryway, and downstairs for sure
Was talking bout the SAW though [emoji15]
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Oh snap, it's been since the summer of 99 for me, glory be to God on that
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