Chainsaw Repair

Stolen Husqvarna 346 with ported 357 cylinder and carb, two ring piston. Taken from my shop along with Schumacher battery charger, 8" 3 jaw lathe chuck with Rohm jaws with mounting plate for a rotary table, Aloris Quick Charge tool post with at least 10 holder, holders are marked Aloris, Dorian, one is marked Phase II, all of the holders had tooling in them, all but the knurling and cutoff tools are indexable.
 I am sure that it was someone that was in my shop and ran that particular saw. The saw was sitting with a ported 357, ported 359, ported Dolmar 7900, Ported Jonsered 2171. New in the box Husqvarna 390 and a new in the box Stihl 200T. The only saw taken was my 346, the ugliest saw in the bunch. They also stole my good old Eagle fuel can with mixed fuel. I had 3 of those cans in my shop, none marked, one had regular gas , one mixed and one had diesel, they only took the mixed fuel.
Later
Dan

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Survivors will be prosecuted!

Sounds just like you said. They knew the saw and which was mix.

Dang I hate hearing this happening and it just seems to get worse.

Will keep a eye and ear out.

I first read this a couple days ago and it inspired me to remove my saw list from my signature. My actual name and address and my first handle are very traceable on the Internet. I always have kept my saws in several different buildings and locations.

I hope you find your property.

Many times, things like tooling, are not replaceable as it evolved and is custom made just like the 346XP.

I worked at a aircraft maintenance facility and one guy's tool cart and all the tools were stolen. He only worked on one large airplane and his tools were often modified to get a certain part off a P&W R2800 CB16 engine. The insurance company bought him new tools but he had to do the modifying as the necessity arose. I had an idea of the kid who stole them and the thief didn't own an airplane and was not a A&E mechanic. So what was he going to do with a bunch of butchered up old hand tools? There was a new Craftsman cart next to the stolen one that belonged to a new A&E mechanic just out of school that the tools were all new and complete.

That sucks. It always seems to get worse this time of year.