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Was given these today. Guy said he may have a 154se and 288xp service parts guide also. I hope so, nice to have. (Image hidden from quote, click to view.) (Image hidden from quote, click to view.)
Hi Willard. Found it interesting that you thought the 272 was more compact than 562. But it actually makes sense in that the chassis originally came out as a 62cc saw; the 162SE. And I think the early twin coil saws still feel a little more compact than the newer twin coil models do.
Willard I well know the those feelings because we are closing at the end of the year and they've already started. But for me more satisfaction than sad. Been a great, long run and we've done well. Someone may take it over, but so far no one that has approached us that has any industry experience. That means the chances for success are not that good. The 3 of us combined have about 80 years of experience and knowledge, and that's all going when we go. But still, it's an good opportunity for whoever wants to try. We're touting it as a "free business". Just move in and pay us the rent. What do you say, snobuds? You and the grand kids? Funny thing is that I was at the gas station yesterday and a woman pulls into the pump next to me with Wyoming plates. I said, "Wyoming, huh? Can I go back with you?" But I'd hate to go to any state and have to admit that "I'm from NY", as thanks to people from NYC, the soiled image of New Yorkers is much deserved.
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