Jon1212
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I'm thinkin' this is a Stihl 090........
stihl chain saw
stihl chain saw
I saw it on Ebay/Craigslist
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Warped5
WingNut
That saw is even more inflated than his parts prices ... didn't think that was even possible!
Jon1212
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Ain't dat da troof........................:agree2:
Stihl 460 Magnum $350 Durham
Could be a pretty good deal for someone in that area. Stihl Chain saw MS 460 Magnum
Could be a pretty good deal for someone in that area. Stihl Chain saw MS 460 Magnum
Jon1212
Riff Raff Fart Knocker from other Forum's.
LOL .... I love it when the phrase "... still runs ..." is included in a description! The underlying meaning (to me) is to say " ... despite all the crap and misuse we've put it through ..."
Some Americans are envious of our Canuck neighbors because they have better beer!
Yes we do.:msp_smile:
Poulan, and it's the nicest one I've ever seen.
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
That saw is indeed a late Poulan micro with a chainbrake. Good saw.
The "American beer is inferior to Canadian beer" cliche is tired and false. Bad Ted. Bad WingNut. Yes the majority of the beer SOLD in America is the thin light pilsner stuff. Canada cranks out some horsepiss too, as does Mexico and Europe. There are MANY MANY great craft and micro brews here in the US that cannot be discounted however. Great American beers have been kicking butt in international beer competitions for decades. Any of you hosers that want to come out to the land of GREAT craft/microbrews for a sample just let me know. I'll take you to the source. I'd put our great crafts and micros against ANYTHING the Canucks can pump out.
The "American beer is inferior to Canadian beer" cliche is tired and false. Bad Ted. Bad WingNut. Yes the majority of the beer SOLD in America is the thin light pilsner stuff. Canada cranks out some horsepiss too, as does Mexico and Europe. There are MANY MANY great craft and micro brews here in the US that cannot be discounted however. Great American beers have been kicking butt in international beer competitions for decades. Any of you hosers that want to come out to the land of GREAT craft/microbrews for a sample just let me know. I'll take you to the source. I'd put our great crafts and micros against ANYTHING the Canucks can pump out.
That saw is indeed a late Poulan micro with a chainbrake. Good saw.
The "American beer is inferior to Canadian beer" cliche is tired and false. Bad Ted. Bad WingNut. Yes the majority of the beer SOLD in America is the thin light pilsner stuff. Canada cranks out some horsepiss too, as does Mexico and Europe. There are MANY MANY great craft and micro brews here in the US that cannot be discounted however. Great American beers have been kicking butt in international beer competitions for decades. Any of you hosers that want to come out to the land of GREAT craft/microbrews for a sample just let me know. I'll take you to the source. I'd put our great crafts and micros against ANYTHING the Canucks can pump out.
I hear that Pliney the Elder is killer beer. I wish I could get a case of it. I also sent that guy with the 340 an email. I could probably walk to his home. I am just across the bridge from him.
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
The skeptical side of me sez that's too good to be true. Hope it's legit for the buyer's sake. I've seen new Stihl saws advertised on CL here several times over the years. They're almost always flagged and removed shortly afterwards. I've seen the same saw (and add copy) reused with different phone numbers and locations before. Those get flagged quick. Not sure if those are robbery setups or what. Again, I hope it's legit....
Thanks Ed. I'm gonna look at mine tomorrow.
StinkyBunny
ArboristSite Operative
I have a 50" red oak down on the farm, wanna send it to me? I'm gonna need it for that behemoth. Our red and white oaks took a terrible beating during the hurricane. I haven't cut up a tree less than 30" at the base yet. I'd kinda like to find something small to use the XXV on other than limbs.
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
Randy, I believe you folks on the right coast can get Pliney the Elder (and it is AWESOME.....I'm not a "mega IPA" fan, but it's FANTASTIC at the source). I'll do some digging. I believe some of the major US outlets (maybe BevMo) can get it. Pliney the Younger is a limited run special that people come from all over the world for. They have sold growlers (funky old-fashion bottles with the reuseable bailed cap) before, but they aren't doing it this year. Pub sales only. Feb 03, 2012 through Feb 17, 2012. You can bet I'll be enjoying some. I have a buddy with an "in" that will get me past the crazy lines. Gonna take the 3rd off from work! If it turns out you can't get Pliney the Elder on your end of the country, I'll figure out some way to make it happen...
madrone
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Actually a great deal for a shop. Same cost as the Oregon manual spinner. Will probably give faster and more consistent results, and eliminate the manual force.
Are these still sold new?
Philbert
Nogoingback
ArboristSite Operative
That's what I need right there.
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
What do those things go for new? That's less than a "professional grade" manual spinner goes for new. Hmmmmmm.......
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