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About LinkBacksThe exhausts on that thing are classic
I agree with VC here - it doesn't really matter what brand you have, it's more important that you look after what you've got and get it working to it's best potential
Out of curiosity, do any of you guys use those 12v chainsaw sharpeners or do most of yas file by hand?
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