If you're talking about the saw, that's great IF you have one. I don't, as mine was a Craigslist find. It fired up where I bought it, but tripped the inverter that was running it. I figured it was just too much current for a small inverter, and paid the man the $100 he wanted. It's a bit rusty, but I've got some other restoration project tools that are in worse shape, so I didn't sweat it. Got it home, and NOTHING happens!? I have downloaded several manuals from various sources, as they all seem to be close, but there is a bunch of info on this group from folks who have worked on several of the various brands. Looks like a valuable resource to me.?
If you're talking about the group itself, it's a bit easier to RTFI. If you log into the groups.io homepage, on the top right there is a help button. You don't really need to be logged in to see it, but you might as well. It gives you a button for the owner's manual, user's manual, FAQ, and some other good info. The owner's manual can be downloaded as a PDF, or read as a one-page (long!) document.?
Bill in OKC
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On Friday, December 11, 2020, 03:01:04 PM CST, Ken Allio <alliok@...> wrote:
The owners manual has all the details.?
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Bill in OKC too