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Of course it's possible to have too many. If you have too leave one outside cos it won't fit in the workshop then you have one too many. Haha. If space and money ain't a problem then keep them.

 

No, that's not "too many". Because what today may be too many would, tomorrow morning, NOT be too many!

 

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Curretly working saw's huskys-335 xpt, little 36(just keeps on going), 394 xp, 3120 xp, stihl ms 361, a 009 and a 038 super av(both being rebuilt).

Now for the shamefull one's :blushing: a couple of old mcculugh top handles, a little caster and an old partner s55.

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Oh no! Confession time! :blushing:

 

At one point I had 92 chainsaws, many of them vintage. Amazingly I'm now down to about 10 (red)!

 

These are the ones I can remember!

 

AL-Ko ???

Alpina 070S

Aplina Top-Handled ???

BLITZ ???

Danarm 55 auto

Danarm 55 SE

Dolmar 115 Si

Dolmar 116i

Dolmar (Sachs) 120

Dolmar (Sachs) 120 Si

Dolmar (Sachs) 120 Super

Dolmar (Sachs) 133

Dolmar (Sachs) 166

Echo CS-510

Echo CS-600

Echo CST-610-EVL "Evil Twin"

Echo CS-670

Echo CS-440

Efco ???

Efco ???

EMAK ???

Homelite 410

Husqvarna 42

Husqvarna 242

Husqvarna 242XP

Husqvarna 242XP (2)

Husqvarna 242XPG

Husqvarna 242XPG (2)

Husqvarna 44

Husqvarna 254XP

Husqvarna 346XP

Husqvarna 262XP

Husqvarna 262XP (2)

Husqvarna 281XP

Husqvarna 371XP

Husqvarna 390XP

Jonsered 670

Jonsered 2051 Turbo

Jonsered 2054

Jonsered 625

Makita DCS7901

Makita DCS9000

McCulloch Mac Cat :blushing:

McCulloch Timber Bear

McCulloch Double Eagle 50

McCulloch ProMac 435

McCulloch ProMac California

Oleo-Mac 940

Oleo-Mac 999F

Poulan 3750

Poulan 2900

Sachs Dolmar ??? (50cc ish)

SARP ???

Shindaiwa ???

Solo 654

Stihl Contra Lightening

Stihl 08S

Stihl 020AVS

Stihl 020T

Stihl MS200T

Stihl 023

Stihl 024 Woodboss

Stihl 024 Woodboss (2)

Stihl 026

Stihl MS260

Stihl 034

Stihl 036

Stihl 036 (2)

Stihl 036 (3)

Stihl 028 Woodboss

Stihl 029

Stihl 039

Stihl MS362

Stihl 044

Stihl MS440 Magnum

Stihl MS460

Stihl 066

Zenoah ???

Zenoah ??? (2)

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Currently i have a list of:

 

husky 357 (wasnt my choice when this was bought)

husky 365 special (good saw)

ms260

just purchased a shiny new ms200t :001_wub:

stihl 039 farm boss (dads old saw from late 90s)

two 317e electric husky saws (for working shaping christmas tree stumps in december to fit customer stands and whatnot!)

 

i would like to get a good sized stihl within the next year because the 365 is on loan from a good friend of my dad who doesnt mind me using it if i look after it.

 

something that would run a 25" bar!

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Oh no! Confession time! :blushing:

 

At one point I had 92 chainsaws, many of them vintage. Amazingly I'm now down to about 10 (red)!

 

These are the ones I can remember!

 

AL-Ko ???

Alpina 070S

Aplina Top-Handled ???

BLITZ ???

Danarm 55 auto

Danarm 55 SE

Dolmar 115 Si

Dolmar 116i

Dolmar (Sachs) 120

Dolmar (Sachs) 120 Si

Dolmar (Sachs) 120 Super

Dolmar (Sachs) 133

Dolmar (Sachs) 166

Echo CS-510

Echo CS-600

Echo CST-610-EVL "Evil Twin"

Echo CS-670

Echo CS-440

Efco ???

Efco ???

EMAK ???

Homelite 410

Husqvarna 42

Husqvarna 242

Husqvarna 242XP

Husqvarna 242XP (2)

Husqvarna 242XPG

Husqvarna 242XPG (2)

Husqvarna 44

Husqvarna 254XP

Husqvarna 346XP

Husqvarna 262XP

Husqvarna 262XP (2)

Husqvarna 281XP

Husqvarna 371XP

Husqvarna 390XP

Jonsered 670

Jonsered 2051 Turbo

Jonsered 2054

Jonsered 625

Makita DCS7901

Makita DCS9000

McCulloch Mac Cat :blushing:

McCulloch Timber Bear

McCulloch Double Eagle 50

McCulloch ProMac 435

McCulloch ProMac California

Oleo-Mac 940

Oleo-Mac 999F

Poulan 3750

Poulan 2900

Sachs Dolmar ??? (50cc ish)

SARP ???

Shindaiwa ???

Solo 654

Stihl Contra Lightening

Stihl 08S

Stihl 020AVS

Stihl 020T

Stihl MS200T

Stihl 023

Stihl 024 Woodboss

Stihl 024 Woodboss (2)

Stihl 026

Stihl MS260

Stihl 034

Stihl 036

Stihl 036 (2)

Stihl 036 (3)

Stihl 028 Woodboss

Stihl 029

Stihl 039

Stihl MS362

Stihl 044

Stihl MS440 Magnum

Stihl MS460

Stihl 066

Zenoah ???

Zenoah ??? (2)

 

Goood . . . . Lord . . . .

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