If you ever get to that point I have 5 or 6 saws I'd send for porting.If I need the money to support my family....they are all gone.
Once you get past a certain number you lose that individual attachment to them...
I have alrerady been there and done it before. I didnt feel regret about it. I usually buy all my new saws on a layaway plan so I can pay what I want to replace what I sold. Maybe not the same model I sold but close enough in my book to do what I want. My family is first in my book. My saws are used to make income for my family and very seldom anything more.If I need the money to support my family....they are all gone.
You can have my 272xp when you pry it from my cold dead fingers.
but on a serious note, starts second pull every time cold. tough as nails and sounds like a demon after a woods port and muf mod. my first pro saw, and made me a husky lover.
I cant think of any saw I have that I wouldnt get rid of. I'm not married to any saw.
Now if and when saws are passed down to me. Those wont go anywhere, neither will the guns. Family stuff stays all else can go.
Sorry Rob for you have me confused. You use your saws to make income for your family and seldom anything more, but have no problem selling them off, then buying a new one on a layaway plan. So when you have to sell you income generating saw, and making payment on a layaway plan, wheres the income coming from?I have alrerady been there and done it before. I didnt feel regret about it. I usually buy all my new saws on a layaway plan so I can pay what I want to replace what I sold. Maybe not the same model I sold but close enough in my book to do what I want. My family is first in my book. My saws are used to make income for my family and very seldom anything more.
Opps didn;t mean to, wasn't trying to quote you just Rob066!hamish I dont know who you are talking to since you quoted 2 post. But if any is toward me. Saws are just a side hobby for me. I usually have 20-30 on the shelves ready to go. All for sale and have a price.
Yes I have a another source of real good income.
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