Posted by Zachary Hoyt on December 28, 2013 at 11:10:44 from (184.8.251.166):
In Reply to: Old chains posted by Dan in Ohio on December 28, 2013 at 10:03:30:
I had an 028 that I used for a few years but even with loctite I kept having to tighten up bolts very frequently, or hunt for them on the ground. We bought an MS 440 in December 2004 and it has been the only saw on the premises since then, I use it to cut 20 standard cords of firewood a year and all of the trees that I saw at the mill. I like Stihls and we have a great chain saw dealer about 20 miles away called House Trucking, all they do is chainsaws and they know everything there is to know, as far as I can tell. Zach
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