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I remember that 5' bar pic you posted .... pass
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Sold it yesterday on FB market place for $425+ shipping. Boy that was fast, it was only on for one day. Going to a collector in NJ.
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There's always a Stihl with a 5' bar sitting on display at the local dealer .... only $2K
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my freind has a 2 man Mall Chainsaw. Talk about a monster
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Sthil = Honda
Husky=Harley
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My father gave me his old Stihl 032AV when he bought a much newer Husky. The Stihl still runs great, it’s a bit heavy but obviously well built and doesn’t leak much. Close to 40 years old.
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I love two man saws .... as long as it's two other men
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Mine doesn't leak a drop.
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I did a three day chainsaw course covering use, safety and minor maintenance. We used Stihl MS 250 chainsaws. What a great machine! Not too noisy compared with some other Stihls I've heard.
To summarize the safety side of the course into one paragraph. Hold the front handle by the left side and stand to the left of the chainsaw. Don't be looking down at the chain. This is so when it kicks back (I know yours never kicks back ) it goes over your right shoulder not in your face.
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