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Sold ms880 for sale
- Thread starter Adam M Clarke
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NGaMountains
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earlthegoat2
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wow. I really wish this would have come up 2 months back when I got my 660. I would have gladly doubled down for this deal.
pictures of piston, compression will be helpful GLWS
Adam M Clarke
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Sold pending funds. Thks
Adam M Clarke
ArboristSite Lurker
Bought new chip truck, chippers and saws for a much needed tax write off.
NGaMountains
ArboristSite Operative
Got the bar for this saw today, along with a few extras Adam threw in after we talked. I asked him to hold on shipping the bar until everything was ready to keep shipping cost down, as shipping a 42" bar from Cali to GA isn't cheap, and I had no immediate need for the saw. Adam even tossed in a brand new 20" bar and chain for my 7900 in the package - how great is that?!!! I couldn't say enough good things about Adam and his excellent packing, delivery and communication through this sale.
Probably will run the saw early next week as everyone's getting ready for Armageddon here in Atlanta with up to 6" of snow forecast tonight. Quite a phenomenon for me to watch as a transplanted northerner!
Probably will run the saw early next week as everyone's getting ready for Armageddon here in Atlanta with up to 6" of snow forecast tonight. Quite a phenomenon for me to watch as a transplanted northerner!
JimMorrison
The wind blows em down and I cut em up
Nice saw, you wasted no time in jumping on that. Pick a good spot, and kick back, when it starts to snow. It will be better then TV.
earlthegoat2
ArboristSite Guru
I used to live in Rome. There was a bunch of snow, I think in 2009 or 10. It was like a zombie apocalypse. I am from MI originally. It was quite laughable.
NGaMountains
ArboristSite Operative
I'm from Ohio originally but 21 years in Michigan myself. 3 or 4 inches forecast down here and the weather's 90% of the local newscast, with "Storm 2017" coverage sometimes taking over the network stations in between newscasts, and seeing the produce area and bread aisle at the grocery is just a hoot! It's like people think 3 inches of snow is gonna leave everyone immobilized in their homes for a month.
I remember the Chicago Blizzard in 1967. I was a kid, and it was great. Seems people didn't get as upset about snow as they do nowadays. 
