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Old 11-26-2012, 05:23 PM
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TheRabbit
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Don't over sharpen it. It doesn't take much to put a good edge back on it. Just a few strokes with the right size file and your back to new,
And like already said, keep it out of the dirt!.

I liked to have 2 or 3 cheaper saws than one really nice on. That way I have 2 or 3 ready to go and by the time I need to sharpen all the blades I'm ready for a break! lol

I use to cut a lot of trees and the smaller lighter saws weren't so hard on my little azz! lol

Good thing for me is I'll be coming your way in a few weeks to see just how good the freshly cut fire wood feels!




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