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Holy frickin heart attack and a half. What is that? It looks incredible!

Deer steaks for new years day dinner it is. Wish it were elk steaks but it is what it is.

My dad and I made a vanilla bourbon stout a year back and it turned out pretty good. Im a big fan of stouts, porters and brown ales, but theres not many beers id say i dislike. The only ones i can say im not a real big fan of are lambics and shandys.

Hello folks. I specifically need a sprocket cover and tank housing for an older 048. I would also be interested in an 042/048 parts saw. A full wrap handle would also be nice but I think I might just make myself one. Thanks

WTB: New old stock Stihl 044 Tank Assembly Hello folks, I am looking for a new old stock tank assembly for a Stihl 044 saw. I would also consider a tank in good used shape. I know im probably jumping into a long line of folks already waiting for the same thing but i figured id throw my hat into...

I'm still new to the site but I'll throw my 2 cents in. I've rebuilt and ran several 064's and 066's and like them both. If it's completely rebuilt and shiny I would say that $750 would be reasonable, but not for a used one. To me 600 is also a little high for a used one but if he fixed it up...

I worked on a 20 man T2IA crew for close to 10 years and now i'm on a T2IA district crew that works more with engines.

I see you already got a saw but thought I would add my 2 cents. Im new to the site but have ran several 460's and love them. The power to weight ratio is great and for the most part are tough little saws. The 660's have decent power but to me they are boat anchors. If you're milling or tripping...

I did on the elk river crew over 10 years ago but I work for the forest service now.

Up in northern Idaho near a little place called Clearwater, it's a couple hours from Lewiston.

Hello all, my name is Ryan & I just joined the forum. I work on a wildland fire crew most of the year but in my off season I rebuild saws and do miscellaneous repair work.