Love the old electric saws. Most people pass them up, but I grab every one I can, especially the big 3 phase two man models. True monsters of the chainsaw world - nothing is heavier!
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Beetlejuice
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Was going to offer it to you, but I think shipping would kill that idea
RandyMac
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ WhazZAT from....?? ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Scratchin' my head.....
Never saw chain that size; from a Saw....asauwrus, I imagine.....
Thanks for putting up the photo....!
{Might you have any sections, that you may be willing to part with?}
Scratchin' my head.....
Never saw chain that size; from a Saw....asauwrus, I imagine.....Thanks for putting up the photo....!
{Might you have any sections, that you may be willing to part with?}
brandonstc6
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@s sidewall
You know anything about these GM Goodwrench wrenches I picked up today?
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You know anything about these GM Goodwrench wrenches I picked up today?
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brandonstc6
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Or anyone else? I need a 11mm, 15mm and maybe a 18mm. Who sold these?
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I think they were made by Stanley, licensed from GM for the name and sold at Wal-Mart long time ago. Don't see them anymore.
Steve
Steve
If got and old wrench set that came in a blue tool pouch with GM in white letters, cheap made set, look worst than a dollar store hammer.
Steve
Steve
brandonstc6
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So they are decent quality but not on par with snap on or proto?
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Beetlejuice
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Come on Randy. That's a joke ruler. Nobodys drive link is that BIG!!
Not really, good dys tools, won't used them to make a living with, if it breaks, you're out of a tool. I stop buying Snap-on and Matco a while back, prices started getting ridicules. I've been buying a few sockets from Home Depot and Lowes, have had good success with them. Lowes impact and air ratchets are good. Been running a 3/8 drive impact and air ratchet for 7 years every day in the shop without any problems.
Steve
Forgot to add, Craftsman wrenches are good also if it's still made in the USA.
Steve
Steve
RandyMac
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pond saw chain.
about two minutes in.
I was born across the road from this mill complex.
about two minutes in.
I was born across the road from this mill complex.
Where are you located in Washington? I'll be over in early November to pick up a bunch of old two man saws for shipping back to Australia. Maybe we can catch up, or work something out.
Send me a pm and we can go from there.
Thanks!
Huntinghicap
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Finally got the beast together....
I can't post this in a thread you started Brandon but here you go, GM Goodwreench
Steve
Steve
brandonstc6
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It so close, I put the covers on to see what it is going to look like.
I still have to get that stupid Oiler hose on and maybe get a fuel line.
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I still have to get that stupid Oiler hose on and maybe get a fuel line.
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Kensie1988
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Here are some pics of some of the trees I've cut on the property I'm working on, I'll be going back out to cut some tomorrow and Saturday.
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Which saw you using?
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