Thanks for the exclusion
Thanks for the exclusion
You sure you want to do this dance again Joseph?
Chainsaws swing themselves when you’re around, that’s how much they fear you.Thanks for the exclusion
Look, I know you’re a bad dudeYou sure you want to do this dance again Joseph?
My friend wanted to buy a new chainsaw. He's rich I told him to buy the battery operated Stihl. He's scared of the powah.Also stop being scared of worm drives!!!
With you.Look, I know you’re a bad dude
But now you work for me!!
See how happy he looks? If you'd man up and buy a Stihl you could be that happy. Instead you're here asking stupid questions and wasting everybody's time.My son has a battery powered chainsaw. For the right price I'd be willing to part with it.
Rich, you say?
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I have 2 stihls and I'm a miserable cuntSee how happy he looks? If you'd man up and buy a Stihl you could be that happy. Instead you're here asking stupid questions and wasting everybody's time.
How many of them are electric?I have 2 stihls and I'm a miserable cunt
Get the Stihl.Looking to pickup a new chainsaw. Also want to get an Alaskan sawmill so I can cut some slabs.
I'm looking at either the Husqavarna 572xp or the Stihl 462
They're comparable in size and power. The husky can handle up to a 28" bar (recommended) whereas the stihl can accommodate a 32" bar. I don't see myself needing anything that big anytime soon.
I can get the Husky for $1000 and the Stihl for $1400
See @ShatsBassoon ? and he's like the smarterest guy on the site.Get the Stihl.
Rock solid machine.
Buddy has the 662 and we use it all the damned time to cut slabs. Never had an issue with it in 4 years.
Plus... The ability to use a bigger bar and mill becomes a necessity faster than you imagine. Sometimes it's just because of how a crotch is sitting and you really have to get silly creative and risk ruining the slab over 1 more inch of flexibility for an angle.
(Ps. Your damned Canadian conversion about made me shit my pants at your pricing).
When @Willthiswork gives you personalized advice, it would behoove that individual to take the advice.See @ShatsBassoon ? and he's like the smarterest guy on the site.
He's one of @Lars R. Biden top advisors.When @Willthiswork gives you personalized advice, it would behoove that individual to take the advice.
Yo bruv you ever carpent?Get the Stihl.
Rock solid machine.
Buddy has the 662 and we use it all the damned time to cut slabs. Never had an issue with it in 4 years.
Plus... The ability to use a bigger bar and mill becomes a necessity faster than you imagine. Sometimes it's just because of how a crotch is sitting and you really have to get silly creative and risk ruining the slab over 1 more inch of flexibility for an angle.
(Ps. Your damned Canadian conversion about made me shit my pants at your pricing).
@Willthiswork hates meHe's one of @Lars R. Biden top advisors.
That's how you know his advice is good.@Willthiswork hates me
He once told me to give him all my money and property and my lady, and that it was the most prudent course.That's how you know his advice is good.
Man, that was a good move.He once told me to give him all my money and property and my lady, and that it was the most prudent course.
Member @Willthiswork ? Then you sold and spent everything and sent her to work in a factory
And look at how far you've come? All of those things were holding you back.He once told me to give him all my money and property and my lady, and that it was the most prudent course.
Member @Willthiswork ? Then you sold and spent everything and sent her to work in a factory
I just added a single wide to my double wideAnd look at how far you've come? All of those things were holding you back.
You can put a larger bar on the husky, 28" just the recommended. The more chain you're pulling the harder it is on the saw. There's no way I'll be sawing anything close to 30" I simply don't have the space.Get the Stihl.
Rock solid machine.
Buddy has the 662 and we use it all the damned time to cut slabs. Never had an issue with it in 4 years.
Plus... The ability to use a bigger bar and mill becomes a necessity faster than you imagine. Sometimes it's just because of how a crotch is sitting and you really have to get silly creative and risk ruining the slab over 1 more inch of flexibility for an angle.
(Ps. Your damned Canadian conversion about made me shit my pants at your pricing).