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Living in a condo in FL I can you why you wouldn’t need any chainsaw. LOL Agree But you may need a cordless Jack Hammer to help dig your self out after the owner Demo's the building you lived in. I can see you and calldum running a jackhammer. With a fist strapped to the end of it. LOL
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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I would buy one but I don't think my old Stihl 026 is ever going to die.
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Living in a condo in FL I can you why you wouldn’t need any chainsaw. LOL Agree But you may need a cordless Jack Hammer to help dig your self out after the owner Demo's the building you lived in. I can see you and calldum running a jackhammer. With a fist strapped to the end of it. LOL As long as it was not my fist. I'm Good When you are trapped you fight to get out and survive or you lay back and let death take you. This has nothing to do with Cordless Chainsaws
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I have a Hyper-Tough 20V chainsaw with a 2.0 AH and a 4.0AH battery. It's great for use on my property for small work (mostly for trimming over grown tree limbs and such). The batteries (especially the 4.0AH) last a long time and recharge quickly. However, it is not a substitute for a gas chainsaw for cutting tree trunks and large limbs. Believe me, I wish it was, as I hate it every time I have to cold start the gas chainsaw. At the end of the Hurricane season I drain the gas tank and only use ethanol-free pre-mix fuel and it still is a PIA to start.
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Campfire Regular
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I'm about to jump on board with a Milwaukee weed whacker. I just tried my Stihl Kombi 130R and despite running perfectly last weekend when I put it away. Today, 20 pulls and nothing.
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Come over to the dark side, I spent almost 1000 dollars on the kombi set up with sweeper and saw and the next year Milwaukee came out with their set up and I may have used the stihl once or twice since
You've got to hand it to a blind prostitute
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Bought a Milwaukee whacker this morning. Why did I wait so long? Plenty of power and quiet.
As luck would have it, my Husky 550XP chainsaw also has some issues. Unfortunately, Husky has continued to move to the big box store (Lowes' etc.) sales model and the servicing dealers have been shrinking. It looks like I'll need to take it to the Husky Dallas service center. Damn shame, it's been a great saw, but ran one day and couldn't even get it to start the next (and I was using TruFuel). Surprisingly, I pulled out my 25 yo Stihl 011 that's been sitting for 2 plus years and it starts on the second pull. There's definitely something different about the modern 2-strokes. Not nearly the same power or reliability of the older stuff.
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This thread is great proof of the pussification of the American male.
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