"granpaw" wrote in message
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JR North wrote:

I only costs 5-6 bucks per chain at the local mower shop here. Why bother
doing it yourself?
JR
Dweller in the cellar
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*If* you have a local shop, *and* you're not in the boonies when you need
it/them sharpened, *and* you can afford to take it in every time you hit
dirt, a rock, a nail, etc. then that might possibly be a viable option.
OTOH:
Using that rationale, why bother with doing/learning if you can have
someone else do it for you.


Shucks. Why own a chainsaw at all? Just hire someone to cut the wood, too.
Heck, you might break a nail. ;-)

Steve