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I know ya were Rob. :) But I use a lot of containers in my garage/shop. I used to have some 660 dogs I got from Jeff (killsfishwithwood) on the 361. But I put a smaller set on that I like mucho better. They aren't huge fallin' dogs... but they are bigger than the stock single POS that the...

Yep... :) Nice saw BTW Brian! :buzzsaw: Gary

Everybody has sour cream in their shop right? LOL... :lol::lol: Anyways, I keep all the plastic sour cream, chip dip, ice cream, and salsa tubs to put small parts in. They really come in handy when workin' on saws to put all the fasteners in. The sour cream ones are good during carb...

This one shouldn't be too bad. This saw is in the best shape of any old saw I have found. I do need an air filter for it though... I don't think Eric had any. It is a round cylinder style. Here are a couple of pics... Gary

It sure is Mike... It is a very clean saw for it's age. Well I got it to fire off today. It won't stay runnin' though. Like I said earlier. It needs a carby rebuild. I'm sure the old diaphrams in that thing are hard as a rock. Plus a new filter wouldn't hurt either. I'll keep ya posted...

Al... you still runnin' stock 7/16" chain? That stuff is like hens teeth. Or did you convert it over to .404 or somethin'? Gary

LOL... it is heavy. :lol: Almost as heavy as my old Homelite 770G. I am gonna try and fire it up later this week. :) Gary

An old Homelite Zip, in very, very good condition followed me home recently. The pics you see were all from just a brief wipe down and a shot of compressed air. Cleaned up really nice. It has the original bar on it, which is in excellent shape (bonus!). Not sure about the chain size but I...