Posted by Grandpa's Fords on December 02, 2018 at 07:17:35 from (74.46.21.18):
In Reply to: Anyone like old saws? posted by Morgan in ar on December 01, 2018 at 10:36:29:
Worked for a line clearing company many years ago. Had a Mini Mac, 10-10, 555, and a 700 all good ROW saws. Was paid a buck an hour for the saws out on the job. I blame the 10-10 for the majority of my hearing loss and what we called white knuckle disease because of vibration.
Saws sure have come a long way since then. My knuckles still hurt all the time and especially in the cold.
The only other saw that could compare to the 10-10 was XL12's and superXL Homelites for noise and power for their size.
It's hard to believe that those were their lightweight saws compared to the newer saws of today.
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