nch209
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Crap...like I need another one of your saws...
Tempting, though...
It is always fun to see what he is going to offer next, isnt it! LOL!
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Crap...like I need another one of your saws...
Tempting, though...
Yes, it is.It is always fun to see what he is going to offer next, isnt it! LOL!
Is there mfg date 2006? Do they come with Barry and chain?
Is there mfg date 2006? Do they come with Barry and chain?
Can you read the manual?Mine got delivered yesterday.
Dan was top notch to deal with.
Agree 100%. Just being a smartazz, easy to find online. File is too large to download here, if you need one PM me your email.Received my saw as well and everything looks good. Sure, the manual isn't english but a google search for a downloadable PDF is easy. I'm sure you could find a manual if you really need it. The saw arrived quicker than expected (before I got back home from travel).
Hi, would this be a good saw for milling (granberg) ? How large of a bar can this saw comfortably run? Thanks, Terry in Michigan
I would mill with it as a homeowner or occasionally. This is my view, and others may disagree, but for me the 390 is an excellent saw up to 36" bar. You may be able to run longer, but I don't have any experience with over a 36" on one.
Oiling is always the problem with longer bars. I typically run a 28" on my 390 for all around cutting. If you are going to mill a lot and go after 36"+ logs, I'd opt for a 395, 084, 088 or 3120.
They have the bottom ends and the oiling capacity to handle that sort of torture on a more frequent basis.
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