SawTroll
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Surely, but I would have changed that chain for Oregon 20LP(X)66 - it simply is a better chain!
Whats the one saw that you will never get rid of
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Surely, but I would have changed that chain for Oregon 20LP(X)66 - it simply is a better chain!
sunfish
Fish Head
Great one saw plan!
The OE worked for me for 9 years...
Then I found this place and started collecting more saws than I needed.
sunfish
Fish Head
Kind of like this? I also like the low top better...
This is the other saw I'd have a hard time lettin go of.
Work saws can always be replaced. These, not so easily.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
You won this round Brad. 
fearofpavement
Trying them all
I like all the saws I have for their intended purpose but I think I would part with any of them for a perceived upgrade. The 026 I may have a bit of a struggle with as there are ties to the past with that but I would trade it for an MS261...
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
If I had to pick one, it'd probably be the Mall 6.
chopperfreak2k1
Addicted to ArboristSite
all my saws are in my sig aside from parts saws, and if i could keep only one i think it would be my 026 PRO. it was my first saw, wife bought it for me, and it can handle most of my cutting needs.
mama
ArboristSite Operative
My partner S-55 I bought new in 1980.
andydodgegeek
The stool maker
This is like asking a woman if she could only have one pair of shoes which ones would she keep. If I had to pick one of my saws to get rid of I could probably do that, but it wouldnt be easy.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
?? that would probably be the one thats in my hands as im going down for the count for the last time!! so just please bury it with me ??? lol
ncfarmboy
Addicted to ArboristSite
Mine would be my Dad's Grey top Husky 44. It is NFS. I love those little saws they are light, nimble and cut above their cc's. Pulls a 18" .325 x 72dl with authority. Love it so much I have 8 of them 1979's-1984. Yeh I'm compulsive obsessive. SO WHAT I'm among friends.
Shep
Shep
DaddyRabbit
ArboristSite Operative
It ain't been born yet and its Mama died yesterday! Everything's for sale!
I've got an old early 90's 268xp sitting in a friends garage I bought new as a first pro saw. I guess it's transcended it's value of a simple saw. However - whether saws, guns(even my machine guns and silencers), trucks, cars, etc etc are all for sale or can be taken from me without leaving much of a void. But try and take my dog, and I will murder you with my bare hands if you got to the saws first.
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WidowMaker
Addicted to ArboristSite
My "King" saw, the 064!
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My 064 would be the last one I'd sell, but for the right money, anybody can own it...or anything else Ive got...
Simple my 346s. They make more revenue for me than any other saws I own. Big or small the 346 will mostly cut it all
Farmertim
ArboristSite Operative
I only have two saws aside from throw away plastic poulan junk. The 346xp and 372xp are the perfect pair for the work we do around here--can't really imagine getting by without either one. I do not really have a sentimental attachment to the saws, just love the way they perform and make the work easier, even a little enjoyable. I use the 346xp for 75% of the work in overgrown fencerows etc., it is just so nimble and has the pizazz to grunt a little too. Having said that If I was forced to, I would probably choose the 372xp, as it is needed for felling and bucking larger wood. If I needed, I could limb etc., with the 372 (it also handles like a dream), but it would be asking a lot of the 346 to fell and buck 25"+ timber.
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tallguys
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The one saw that you will never get rid of... and you got rid of it? :msp_confused:
