One for Spud

[bob]

We used to run saws till they were absolutely knackered but really found it was not way to go for us.

If a saw has not earned it,s money in 3 yrs then time to sell em

personally I think I would rather have the new saws that don,t let you down are better for production and your hands ect and realistically I now believe you can have a new saw and run it for 3 yrs then sell on ebay or such and you will probably have lost poss £300 and earned plenty where as pay £2-300 on a second hand one and chances are it will be a pain the but

 

I have built many a saw back together from a box of bits and replaced crank seals ect so do know how to do them honest:thumbup:

[18 stoner]

There is another wee point to add Bob, sad I may be, but I do enjoy fiddling around with them too:001_huh:

[bob]

There is another wee point to add Bob, sad I may be, but I do enjoy fiddling around with them too:001_huh:

 

can we please clarify what you like fiddling with:confused1:

just to avoid confusion:thumbup:

[18 stoner]

Recently been Swedens best Bob, but the Germans are taking my liking this time:thumbup:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EDIT;

 

Hope I answered correctly, we are on a chainsaw forum aren't we:thumbup:?

 

 

 

 

 

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Edited June 28, 2011 by 18 stoner
Added a bit