If that really happened, I didn't laugh.
This is how some people feel about ported saws
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USMC615
Wood's Tougher Than Woodpecker Lips...
Yessir...The Varsity. Some of the finest dogs on the planet. And can blister a sack of 8-10 Nu-Way chili and onion hotdogs as well.
Yessir...The Varsity. Some of the finest dogs on the planet. And can blister a sack of 8-10 Nu-Way chili and onion hotdogs as well.
Tell me a time brother, I'll buy!
Joe
I went to the Varsity awhile back. I believe it was 1976. LoL
Deets066
Firewood hack
"This is how some people feel about chili"
What was this thread about?
What was this thread about?
Ron660
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Think I'm going to make some deer chili. My 372xp west coast model should be in this week. It's getting ported too.
Deets066
Firewood hack
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Nope......that gives him the runs.
jmssaws
Addicted to ArboristSite
The Chilli doesn't bother me, it's everyone around me that has the problem.Puss
Ron660
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You should receive my new 372 next week. I'm not even going to crank it until I get it back from TN.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
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Why? Grease and gunk makes it interesting.
colin.p
ArboristSite Operative
Perception is reality. You obviously have different views of customer modifications than the other guy. Best to just leave it at that and move on. Here's what he's thinking when he hears "ported saw."
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Here's what you're thinking.
I know you posted this awhile ago, but this has to be one of the funniest things I have ever seen. What's even funnier, is I have known people that would actually do that.
johnlhatfield1
ArboristSite Operative
That dumbaxx probably doesn't own any saws.He has no knowledge-no experience.Ignorance is bliss sometimes.
He needs to grow up: PUT HIM AT THE NEXT GTG.
I'd forget it. TOO OLD to listen to crap like that.
Little Al
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Why would a company trying/making a living cutting with a saw/saws not consider at least a blue printed /woods ported saw to increase their output& ease of use, any massed produced products are built/assembled between tolerance A/B you might get a "good un"with the closest tolerance or one that just scrapes in tolerance wise, & will perform better if rebuilt to the closest tolerances, & regarding the guy of the emails I'd leave him with his misguided opinion & NO WAY would I let him use a ported saw of mine. I had a guy that mouthed off re a a race motorbike I had that won a series champion ship & when I putit up for sale & he contacted me re purchase, I told him a vastly high price & when he told me i was living in cookoo land price wise I replied I'd rather scrap it than sell it to him, & that he was such a crap rider he wouldn't do the bike justice.
DanTheCanadian
Weekend Warrior
Chainsaw Jim
CJ Saws, LLC
Many many loggers here in Oregon run ported saws. There aren't really companies who supply their work force with ported saws as it isn't cost effective....or really any saws for that matter when it comes to logging.
There are at least a dozen pro shops that I know of within 100 miles from my location who do port work. I've noticed some of the shops who will not do it and advise against it are just trying to cover up the fact that they have no idea how to do it successfully.
There are at least a dozen pro shops that I know of within 100 miles from my location who do port work. I've noticed some of the shops who will not do it and advise against it are just trying to cover up the fact that they have no idea how to do it successfully.
