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I put some posters out and about yesterday...

I hear you about the rocked out chains...I don't think anyone would pay for the time to bring it back to good, I'd give them the information they need to go get a new one...or get the shop to post it to me and add a %age. I don't like those grinders either, too fiddley. Shoulder is good...

A truer word was never spoken!

The stihl dealer in town (1 hr away) charges $60 +parts for a basic service and $15 to sharpen a chain. Just trying to be a bit more attractive pricewise than driving an hr, leaving the saw and having to drive back to go get it who knows when.

Thanks for the input... Definitely have to think about and hourly rate past the minimum for filthy saws! And yes, barter is ok...

So I met a person new to town, I was introduced as the local arborist and he asked me if I knew anyone who serviced chainsaws... Yes, ME! Little MS170, barely broke in. I made up a service sheet a few years ago in anticipation of doing some work. I do the following: Start it and note any...