[Path-list] Bland chainsaw

[Jim Houck]

Steven Fishback.Sooo glad you found the chainsaw.As I remember it was in fairly good shape & running condition.Does it need a chain?Can you or someone take it home for the winter?I think we have 2 others of this same type in the Sugar Grove tool barn.Betsy/Ron, will you verify chainsaws in the tool barn?And working weedeaters.Make a list of tools needed. We have grant money to use.JimSent from my Galaxy Tab®
-------- Original message --------From: steve lund via Path-list <path-list at path-at.org> Date: 10/10/21  8:56 AM  (GMT-05:00) To: sfishback <sfishback at nc.rr.com> Cc: PATH List <path-list at path-at.org> Subject: Re: [Path-list] Bland chainsaw Hello,I can remember when PATH had several of these 026's. Anyone know what happened to the rest of them? Does this one still run? BTW, the 026 is the predecessor (by several generations) of the MS261 that was recently purchased.Thanks,SteveOn Sun, Oct 10, 2021 at 8:12 AM sfishback via Path-list <path-list at path-at.org> wrote:Found the MIA chainsaw in bland shed. It was hidden under the blue chair and other stuff on top of it.  See photo.Got the chestnut privy moved.  Talked to four SB hikers briefly.  Misty, cloudy, rainy day.  I didnt get the view weedeater like I wanted to.  Ed Martin, the leaves are not bad on my section but it's still early in the Fall season.Steven Fishback Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone-- 
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