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Mick Dempsey
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30 minutes ago, Gary Prentice said:

:lol::lol: Only a mechanic who actually looked after and regularly serviced a saw would expect that. The rest of us who operate on the principle that fuelling and sharpening are  maintenance tasks,  think we're doing well getting 5+ years from a brand new saw :D

That's because 5 years on the latest saws is about it. Older saws like this, the MS460 etc will keep bopping well after the lights have gone down on your MS500/MS462/572XPs etc.

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