Lombard saw

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drbond

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Dug out the old Lombard 16" today after sitting for about 2 years. Gassed/oiled her up, lubed chain and gave it a couple of good yanks and she fired right up. It's a back breaker, heavy dang saw, but it sure cut up that old stuff I had and I didn't have to worry about the Stihl or Husky getting damaged. OH, and it has that great screaming old chain saw sound that is so neat!

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