Posted by Ken-Pa on December 28, 2013 at 11:57:01 from (75.179.43.159):
In Reply to: Old chains posted by Dan in Ohio on December 28, 2013 at 10:03:30:
I actually bought a Homelite 150 as my first saw , but since then I've bought & used several names of saws in my years . My Dad liked the ole Pioneers , so I started a collection of Pioneers . I bought a P61 & P41 one owner saws from their original owners . The P61 had only cut down one large tree by its owner , but its so heavy , he used a smaller saw to cut it into firewood . The P41 was used quite a bit by its original owner , but he took extremely good care of it .Both saws are in mint condition with original bars which still have all the painted decals still there . I may be selling them because of my back & legs , I really can't handle them .I also have my Alpina 70 with 3 different lenghth bars+chains which I bought new .Its one solid tough runner . I love that saw but its also too heavy for me . I then have (3) Husky 44 s that I love using because its light weight . Play safe when using any power tool . God bless , Ken
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