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Arran Turner
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Spent the second half of my day strimming. For the first two hours everytime I went to take a hand off the throttle to grab something or to turn it off my left hand on the handle automatically bent forward as if to knock the chainbreak on. Made me laugh when i realised what I was doing,

 

Anyone else have strange habits like this.

 

Arran :001_rolleyes::001_rolleyes:

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Spent the second half of my day strimming. For the first two hours everytime I went to take a hand off the throttle to grab something or to turn it off my left hand on the handle automatically bent forward as if to knock the chainbreak on. Made me laugh when i realised what I was doing,

 

Anyone else have strange habits like this.

 

Arran :001_rolleyes::001_rolleyes:

 

I do the same with hedgetrimmers quite often :blushing:

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