Stihl or Husqvarna?

How can you be so wrong, so many times in one post.

It is not the lawyers, it is basic safety. Pro arborists will raise hell with a neophyte seen using one hand, Osha will down check a crew if they spot it. "all chainsaws come with antikick back..." BS. I have bought 3 new saws in the past few years (building my stable up). One pro, two homeowner and none of them came with anitkickback. I also just bought 3 new chains and none of those packages contained warnings.

You sound like a typical guy who thinks safety is for sissies, refuses to wear PPE and, if you run your saws long enough, will be deaf because you won't wear ear protection.

Harry K

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Harry K
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All saws do not come that way. No saw bought from a real dealer will.

Harry K

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Harry K

To keep repeating BS does not change it to gold.

Harry K

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Harry K

If everyone knew what the saw was designed for, we would have no lawyers.

Steve

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SteveB

Well, Pete, et al. Do whatever you wish. I know the safety practices I use when using my chain saws. YMM(and probably does)V.

Steve

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SteveB

goal is the be

am willing to

"business I lose"?? You flippin moron. You dont actually think I solicit business here do you? You really are a stupid little girl. Bubba

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Bubba

w? the goal is the be

sell Stihl or

s but am willing to

I see you DEMAND, your posts are deleted here after 6 days, you are so embaresssed yr a hack boi crack head............................................Joke as it is...............................................................

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ransley

no, I lost it overseas in Afghanistan

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joe

Well, take good care of the one you have left.

Steve

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SteveB

You're starting to smell like a troll - and if you are, then FOAD.

But if you're not, then you've already learned the first big lesson of life; "Shit *can* happen to me."

With that in mind, then heed the good advice you've gotten here to only use a chainsaw with 2 hands. In your case you'll need a prosthetic of some sort- but I'll bet if you ask around a bit you can either find another vet who has already overcome that hurdle- or a machinist and healthcare team who will enjoy the challenge. [and if you can't- email me and I'll see what I can do]

Jim

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Jim Elbrecht

the goal is the be

but am willing to

Once again, you prove you cant read nor comprehend. Never have and never will solicit business on a newsgroup. Nit-wit and a pinhead. You should just go bash your head in now. Bubba

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Bubba

I watch that show about the loggers in Oregon. There's the one fellow who owns a company, and who has been logging all his life. And he has one hell of a bunch of scars and stumps. And I've watched him in the TV videos of him cutting and working with his prosthesis.

So, yeah, go for it. But to me, a one hand chainsaw just sounds a little trollful.

Steve

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SteveB

"Shindaiwa", "Stihl" & "Husqvarna".....

Hmmmm. It seems to me the best chainsaws are made by manufacturers I can't begin to pronounce.

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G. Morgan

nsaw? the goal is the be

hat sell Stihl or

lbs but am willing to

Anybody reading you wont hire you. You loose business, unless all your customers dont have computers which would not be suprising.

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ransley

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