ZALTAR can see your future…
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That’s cold. Nobody should have to live life without being able to eat a big, juicy, greasy, cheesy, bacon-y, burger. Nobody.
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I’d rather die than eat grass the rest of my life.
Ants on a log.
Dat better @DisplacedTexan ?
@SchertzServicesLLC?
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As long as I’m just using the celery as a spoon and not eating it 
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Celery and peanut butter is good. Great snack! Hydrates and refuels all at the same time.
Redneck hors d’oeuvres, had them at my wedding.
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Those rice cakes taste like cardboard.
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Get rid of it, worthless organ anyway. You’ll have to lay around a few days but should be back up and going pretty quick.
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Sorry for ruining your battery operated chainsaw party @Donut…
Blame @DisplacedTexan.
But the Schafety is in need of our assistance.
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Dude, ill be the last one mad about derailing a thread… i do hope our big guy is ok though.
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If you’re going to get a gas saw for small trail stuff definitely get the MS193. I have a 170 too and, it’s great for small stuff, but you can’t beat a small top handled saw for trail work. That thing is just as powerful as a 170 so can cut decent size too if you need it to.
@SchertzServicesLLC , Can you get Blaire to video the operation so we can make @DisplacedTexan lose his fatty cheese burger lunch ?
Winner, winner chicken dinner for all of us .
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I love the T model saws… but i really think i cud get a new 170 for $75 or so… a 193 would be $230 ish. Even though its not a 192, Still great price, but the battery with a blower added to the mix would be nice for the wife to use… but $$$ will certainly be a driving factor
Yeah, she could use the drone, lol
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Smart man !!!
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I think a battery operated saw would be fine for what you need it for. I have a lot of Dewalt 20 volt tools so decided to buy the weed whacker. I usually use a 5 amp battery and it last me about 30 minutes straight in tall, thick grass. It’s not like you’re going to be cutting firewood or anything with the chainsaw. You’re just talking about a branch here and there on the trail or few branches to clear a shooting lane.
I do think I’d stick to a brand that had other tools. You’ll end up getting extra batteries every time you buy a tool combo. They basically give the tool away in a set. It’s painful dropping $200 for a couple solo batteries when you need them…lol
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Its a electric collar the battery will die eventually.
My house is out of range so im a free man on the forum.
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Would you quit talking about chain saws. That ship has sailed. We’re talking important stuff here like @SchertzServicesLLC life here. Of course a small battery powered saw might be perfect for getting his gall bladder out as big as he is. I was going to offer to let Blair use my new pocketknife that @Grizz got me but I don’t think it’s big enough.
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