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Old 09-21-2008, 11:49 PM
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ptree, I feel for you today...

I got called (by my wife) to go over this weekend to my sister inlaws to take down a couple trees that got damaged in that same storm. When I got there that couple trees turned out to be; 2 Tapulka trees each about 34" diameter each and 9 maples at 28" diameter on up to 39" diameter... My math has never been great but a couple always meant 2 or 3 I thought... I'm a sore sore boy today... The only good thing was I got to use my new Husqvarna... There is no way I could have cut as much wood with my old homelite saw, the weight difference alone is amazing no less the difference in 40 CC (homelite) and the 50CC (Husqvarna)... I like my new saw...
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Old 09-23-2008, 11:36 AM
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Power back on Saturday. Hot Showers are sure nice!!! I bought a new style Sthill saw to supplement the monster I bought 20+ years ago. The little saw weighs about 6# vs the 14.7 of the older. Cuts like a hot knife thru butter on pine. The old saw is reserved for the stuff needing the 20" bar.

I will print out all the comments made here and present them to the church for their review.
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Old 09-23-2008, 11:29 PM
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Good to hear life is coming back to normal or at least you have hot showers again... Stihl is an excellent saw. Husq and Stihl are two of the most respected names in saws around, I'm sure you'll have that Stihl for a long time to come...
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Old 09-24-2008, 09:46 PM
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And the Stikl was even on SALE! With my issues with joints I was only able to use the big boy for one tank of gas a day. More than that wrecked me for at least three days. I can run the little smooth jewel for perhaps 4 hours and not suffer too badly the next day. I think the newer saw runs faster to get the power, and is better balenced and vibration isolated. It is also much quiteier. I do wear muffs.
Down to mostly trimming stuff hanging into the yard space. The remainder will get dozed.
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