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09-10-11, 11:48 PM

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Powerhorse chain saw

Has anyone used the powerhorse chainsaw from what i have read reviews are not bad for the price,would be for home use.Price for 18" 42cc automatic oiler & tension adjuster $169.00 Thanks for your advice

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09-11-11, 01:37 AM

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Made in China. Sharp chain attached to an engine running thousands of revolutions per minute made in china at your fingertips. Not a comforting thought...

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