Hope you are having a good day, or at least a day of growth!

I can't blame to poor old saw for needing some attention-- it's had years of hard use-- so I wasn't too surprised when I took it in for one issue, and there was a whole list of things it needed. $480+ to fix it, $580+ for a new one-- not right now, that's for sure! They have a smaller model (still a good brand- no point getting a really cheap one that is just meant for light backyard work) that would be around $280 with tax, I think.. probably have to go that route, already a stretch, but some other bills will just have to wait-- can't really go through an Alberta January, February, March without heat in the house!