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Re: My 7300 went kapoot!
« Reply #40 on: December 03, 2014, 06:17:38 pm »
My buddy was borrowing it when it went down. He says he'll buy whatever kit I want to fix it. Hes a good friend and I hate to make him shell out $200. I see no other choice though.

This is the usual story with the burned up saws. I offer to run the saw for a friend. I don't let a friend just have my saw unless it's Cut4Fun.

A plastic Chinese homeowner saw from the discount store doesn't have enough power to gall itself unless you straight gas it. They only run about half speed to begin with.

But a expensive high performance saw can burn itself up from running it lean. They will seem to run better and better until they quit - never to run again.
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