My four new saws, all Remington made, two John Deere versions. Mrs. Danno asked why I was in such a good mood this morning and I said that any day you can buy saws or JD paraphanelia is a good day, when you can buy both it's a GREAT day!
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Two addictions with one stone.
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Not much for chain brakes or vibration dampening "back in the day" were they?
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Looks like fun to me. My uncle has a JD labeled saw and brush cutter, both of which are still used.
I am actually thinking about picking up a couple of Homelite XL series saws and building a good one. I know of quite a few old timers in my area that have been running the same saw for the last 30 years. We are on Husky rancher saw #3 in 10 years, and I'm getting tired of it.
I am actually thinking about picking up a couple of Homelite XL series saws and building a good one. I know of quite a few old timers in my area that have been running the same saw for the last 30 years. We are on Husky rancher saw #3 in 10 years, and I'm getting tired of it.
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