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EddieM
Considering a sthil ms271 18" bar saw. Any thoughts? Yes aware of PPE necessities.
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Its a good saw, Eddie - certainly well up from the hobby range (MS 170 /180).....traditional chain tensioning and built to last. Not the lightest machine around!
John
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EddieM
Thanks, don't want to go for the punyest saw. Yeah it is a little weighty, but there's life in the old dog yet. Think i'll go for it.Its a good saw, Eddie - certainly well up from the hobby range (MS 170 /180).....traditional chain tensioning and built to last. Not the lightest machine around!
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EddieM
Looks like I went for it. I am probably in bother now
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Money spent on gear like that is never wasted Eddie
My ploy - quote the ex vat price
Say you'll always get your money back if you need to sell
Be safe with it - a great tool for sawing logs on the deck, a bit of a booger if you are up a tree - I use a MS180 for that - dead easy to drop start.
John
My ploy - quote the ex vat price
Say you'll always get your money back if you need to sell
Be safe with it - a great tool for sawing logs on the deck, a bit of a booger if you are up a tree - I use a MS180 for that - dead easy to drop start.
John
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EddieM
It'll be reet. Safety, yes paramount fully aware they take zero prisoners.
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