I should probably mention that my opinion stems from the fact that I usually run saws some 1500 hours a year.
I doubt any of the old saw loving arbos here do even half of that.
I've been a professional logger for over 40 years.
I fall to scale, so if I don't put a certain amount of trees on the ground every day, I go hungry.
So I see nothing cynical about always getting the newest and best tools for my trade.
Tom Kristensen didn't win Le Mans 9 times by driving a Ford...
I simply don't get the veneration for old saws.
They vibrate a lot and the lack of pre-filtration means the air filter clogs up fast.
I'd never consider repairing something like that, I make better money felling trees than fiddling with saws.
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