What are the two most important things you leaned here

[OhioGregg]

That Baileys buisness took a huge spike since I joined this site!!:jawdrop:
And a lot of great FREE advice....
And that its OK to run green saws, even if they dont cure any disease, that I know of.:greenchainsaw:

 

[stihl sawing]

That Baileys buisness took a huge spike since I joined this site!!:jawdrop:
And a lot of great FREE advice....
And that its OK to run green saws, even if they dont cure any disease, that I know of.:greenchainsaw:

You got a pic of that 3400 and the 3700. I have a 3400 now and had a craftsman 3.7 years ago. Finally wore it out. It was a good saw.

 

[jcappe]

Dang, ........................ONLY five.

Well, maybe a little more or less I didn't want to sound TOOOOO addicted.

 

[OhioGregg]

You got a pic of that 3400 and the 3700. I have a 3400 now and had a craftsman 3.7 years ago. Finally wore it out. It was a good saw.

Heres a couple

 

[windthrown]

The two most important things I learned on AS

1) The answer to: What saw should I buy?

a) My Stihl MS361 (God's gift to sawyers)
b) My other Stihl MS361 (my cancer prevention Rx)

2) The answer to: What oil should I use?

GaryWay OIL!!!! coming to a bar or tavern near you. Made from flight deck jet fuel renderings and other good stuff.

 

[JONSEREDFAN6069]

don't make an oil thread without asking gary first.

try not to provoke the mule too much.

 

[stihl sawing]

Heres a couple

Nice saws, My craftsman was grey. Thanks for the pics

 

[logbutcher]

Heres a couple

Nice bar on that green one, must be worth more than the saw ???:hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:

Whoever posted about "curly fries" quartering big butts ( no, you fool: "bucks") saved my back, my body, my %#@&^%*@#%. Will the poster please stand up and speak ? I owe you.

 

[windthrown]

don't make an oil thread without asking gary first.

try not to provoke the mule too much.

Every thread is an oil thread.

Just ask Gary!

As for Mule the fool, he is on my Iggy list.

 

[twofer]

I haven't been here very long but I have learned very quickly that it would probably be a bad idea to follow avalancher to a craigslist job site.

 

[stihl sawing]

Here's my 3400

 

[OhioGregg]

Here's my 3400

Stihl Sawing, Yours looks to be a little newer model, maybe early 90`s. My 3400 I bought new in 1985. Ive cut countless cords of wood with it over the years, its on its 3rd bar, air filters, plugs, sprocket only things I ever changed on it. Super reliable, great running old saw. Maybe someday before I die I`ll try a MS361 but I don`t think these are ever gonna wear out!

 

[stihl sawing]

Stihl Sawing, Yours looks to be a little newer model, maybe early 90`s. My 3400 I bought new in 1985. Ive cut countless cords of wood with it over the years, its on its 3rd bar, air filters, plugs, sprocket only things I ever changed on it. Super reliable, great running old saw. Maybe someday before I die I`ll try a MS361 but I don`t think these are ever gonna wear out!

It was my father in laws, he passed in the late eighties, He didn't have the saw long and didn't use it much. I haven't run probably two tanks through it since i've had it. I did wear out the 3.7 craftsman a few years ago. I was cutting for three families and it lasted about fourteen years.

 

[TallElf]

2 Lessons learned

There are many lessons to be learned at this site.

a#1 Chaps. Although the back is open.... your @55 is protected a little more than without them
#2 OWB's are for people with clean houses...

#3 I LOVE MY HEARTHSTONE II