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MoParMaN · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 24

My poor 32cc Sears 18 inch chain saw has thrown it's last chain. I went and
got me a Stihl Farm Boss Ms 290 with a 20 incher....Somebitch drags the
ground when I walk and weighs about 15 pounds. I cut a pine tree, about 21
inch diameter like it was butter....

I may never go to Sears again.

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TEDWARD Said:

Eggs are really good for you. They have all the nutrition needed to make a
chicken.

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Tom Enright · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 36

On Feb 27, 8:48 pm, "MoParMaN"
wrote:
> My poor 32cc Sears 18 inch chain saw has thrown it's last chain. I went and
> got me a Stihl Farm Boss Ms 290 with a 20 incher....Somebitch drags the
> ground when I walk and weighs about 15 pounds. I cut a pine tree, about 21
> inch diameter like it was butter....
>
> I may never go to Sears again.

I just got done using my Milwaukee Swazall. Taking-out a couple of
kitchn walls. The Brotherhood of the Sawmen.

-Tom Enright

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> TEDWARD Said:
>
> Eggs are really good for you. They have all the nutrition needed to make a
> chicken.

James Schrumpf · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 111

Quiet, Tom Enright -- I'm transmitting rage.

> On Feb 27, 8:48 pm, "MoParMaN"
> wrote:
>> My poor 32cc Sears 18 inch chain saw has thrown it's last chain. I went
> and
>> got me a Stihl Farm Boss Ms 290 with a 20 incher....Somebitch drags the
>> ground when I walk and weighs about 15 pounds. I cut a pine tree, about
> 21
>> inch diameter like it was butter....
>>
>> I may never go to Sears again.
>
> I just got done using my Milwaukee Swazall. Taking-out a couple of
> kitchn walls. The Brotherhood of the Sawmen.
>

OK, a "taking out kitchen walls" memoquery: How does one tell if a wall is a
supporting wall? Is it a good bet that it's NOT a supporting wall if it runs
parallel to the joists and is only about six feet long?

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MoParMaN · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 24

"Tom Enright" wrote in message @p73g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
On Feb 27, 8:48 pm, "MoParMaN"
wrote:
> My poor 32cc Sears 18 inch chain saw has thrown it's last chain. I went
> and
> got me a Stihl Farm Boss Ms 290 with a 20 incher....Somebitch drags the
> ground when I walk and weighs about 15 pounds. I cut a pine tree, about 21
> inch diameter like it was butter....
>
> I may never go to Sears again.

I just got done using my Milwaukee Swazall. Taking-out a couple of
kitchn walls. The Brotherhood of the Sawmen.

-Tom Enright

I'm in the heart of pine tree logging country. The only pro model saws I
found was Stihl and whoever that is that bought out Poulin. Kinda surprised
me that I didn't have more options, like what you have. I like Stihl, my
last one was made out of steel and lasted 25 years before I poked a hole in
the steel gas tanks and cracked the frame when I dropped it drunk from the
top of a telephone pole I was modifying cause the phone company pissed me
off...

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TEDWARD Said:

Eggs are really good for you. They have all the nutrition needed to make a
chicken.

MoParMaN · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 24

"James Schrumpf" wrote in message @216.196.97.136...
> Quiet, Tom Enright -- I'm transmitting rage.
>
>> On Feb 27, 8:48 pm, "MoParMaN"
>> wrote:
>>> My poor 32cc Sears 18 inch chain saw has thrown it's last chain. I went
>> and
>>> got me a Stihl Farm Boss Ms 290 with a 20 incher....Somebitch drags the
>>> ground when I walk and weighs about 15 pounds. I cut a pine tree, about
>> 21
>>> inch diameter like it was butter....
>>>
>>> I may never go to Sears again.
>>
>> I just got done using my Milwaukee Swazall. Taking-out a couple of
>> kitchn walls. The Brotherhood of the Sawmen.
>>
>
>
> OK, a "taking out kitchen walls" memoquery: How does one tell if a wall
> is a
> supporting wall? Is it a good bet that it's NOT a supporting wall if it
> runs
> parallel to the joists and is only about six feet long?
>
//Start Duh//if you take the wall out and the roof caves in, it was a
supporting wall. //end DuH!//

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TEDWARD Said:

Eggs are really good for you. They have all the nutrition needed to make a
chicken.

Pauli G · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 18

On Feb 27, 8:48 pm, "MoParMaN"
wrote:
> My poor 32cc Sears 18 inch chain saw has thrown it's last chain. I went and
> got me a Stihl Farm Boss Ms 290 with a 20 incher....Somebitch drags the
> ground when I walk and weighs about 15 pounds. I cut a pine tree, about 21
> inch diameter like it was butter....
>
> I may never go to Sears again.
>
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> ------MoParMaN------
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>
> TEDWARD Said:
>
> Eggs are really good for you. They have all the nutrition needed to make a
> chicken.

Sears blows.

SG · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 17

MoParMaN wrote:
> "Tom Enright" wrote in message
> @p73g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
> On Feb 27, 8:48 pm, "MoParMaN"
> wrote:
>> My poor 32cc Sears 18 inch chain saw has thrown it's last chain. I went
>> and
>> got me a Stihl Farm Boss Ms 290 with a 20 incher....Somebitch drags the
>> ground when I walk and weighs about 15 pounds. I cut a pine tree, about 21
>> inch diameter like it was butter....
>>
>> I may never go to Sears again.
>
> I just got done using my Milwaukee Swazall. Taking-out a couple of
> kitchn walls. The Brotherhood of the Sawmen.
>
> -Tom Enright
>
> I'm in the heart of pine tree logging country. The only pro model saws I
> found was Stihl and whoever that is that bought out Poulin. Kinda surprised
> me that I didn't have more options, like what you have. I like Stihl, my
> last one was made out of steel and lasted 25 years before I poked a hole in
> the steel gas tanks and cracked the frame when I dropped it drunk from the
> top of a telephone pole I was modifying cause the phone company pissed me
> off...
>
>

TMML, sounds like you were a "fun" drunkard

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