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Electric fence. A 15 or 30 mile charger with grounding rods spread around the property ought to do it. Exposed wire can be run to the grounding rods just like regular electric fence wire, even along side it if separated enough. If you get creative so you don't have to buy any solid copper...

Looks like no spark in at least 1 cylinder.

@Brandon had popped in not long ago, maybe he bumped something.

He may have been better off doing it the Bob Villa way

I still have a 355t I need to do a whole parts swap on to replace the tanks/engine cover. Someone got it stuck, and tugged so hard the ripped the whole handle off the engine.

359 was the first expensive saw I ever ran after a poulan without anti-vibe. It was impressively smooth. smooth and kind of slow on the spool up/down too was my impression. It felt expensive. What happened to the intake boot? I'm just curious what failures happen and why.

So, what all is in the hole of buried treasure? I wonder how they loaded that truck?

They weren't even pulling the rope!

I knew a guy who would say " that's a $1000 deductible"

Smart feller. I hide clocks too. I did it for a friend once, but his clocks stopped after a minute, or he'd not hear them. If too short of a walk, he'd go back to bed. I've got 2 lamps on timers that audibly click on and off and simulate sunlight, and a hidden clock. If I'm really bad, I'll brew...

I think that little bit smarter is called humility, and according to the degree of humility is the degree of understanding just how stupid one's self is.

He showed the clock, it said 11, and 11 dings

I'd add a helper cylinder up front, since the leverage on that looks bad, and it sucks when something won't dump. Trailers do it all the time, I've never had a truck not dump.

You could start charging for tours of your haunted house

I hear a carpenter bee munching in the ceiling :(

Wow, great deal, looks good.

What the heck?

I'm sure there's a good answer, but how can you afford not to move?