Random pic thread.

Got the last piece of the equation today.
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Ported MS660 with 36" bar and full skip chain
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Makes the 046 with 20" bar look tiny
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BigSouth said:
That’s a MAN’s saw right there!!



Who’s gonna run it for you?:fuck-you:
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Paging @BigClay

That red oak of mine is waiting, and now we have a perfect candidate to zip thru it :huggy:
 
Atla said:
Ouch - Any survivors?
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Roof line was not that bad before tow truck dropped it. 3 teens, all drunk, all ejected. Est speed of 94mph. Car went +400' off roadway into a kudzu field.

All survived with numerous injuries.
 
GotWood said:
Roof line was not that bad before tow truck dropped it. 3 teens, all drunk, all ejected. Est speed of 94mph. Car went +400' off roadway into a kudzu field.

All survived with numerous injuries.
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Thank goodness they were drunk. If they were sober, they probably would have been texting, crashed, and died.
 
I'd just like to find the money to afford a Stihl. I llke my Husquvarna but I've already had to fix it.
 
BigClay said:
:drool:

i have a 046, now I NEED a 066, thanks a lot :flipoff2:
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Nah, I still prefer the way the 046 screams and pulls and handles. 046 with 25" bar is the most versatile saw for 99% of the work I need. Capable of cutting down a 4ft tree, and still light and balanced enough to buck firewood and trim limbs.
 
ghost said:
I'd just like to find the money to afford a Stihl. I llke my Husquvarna but I've already had to fix it.
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They both make top quality saws, and they both have issues. With that said, I bought my 046 for ~$175 in 2007, and the only thing I've had to do to it is keep good fuel in it, and go through bars and chains.
 
jeepinmatt said:
They both make top quality saws, and they both have issues. With that said, I bought my 046 for ~$175 in 2007, and the only thing I've had to do to it is keep good fuel in it, and go through bars and chains.
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My Husky broke the plastic thing when you pull the crank rope. IDK what it's called. They fixed it no cost too.
 
jeepinmatt said:
Nah, I still prefer the way the 046 screams and pulls and handles. 046 with 25" bar is the most versatile saw for 99% of the work I need. Capable of cutting down a 4ft tree, and still light and balanced enough to buck firewood and trim limbs.
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046/460/461 is hands down my favorite saw. I have anything from a 192 to an 880 and my go to saw is my 461.

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My son washing his first vehicle.

Lots of work but he is only 12 so we have time.
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