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Too many tabs open to show anything incriminating, spoil sport.
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What is it with a 36 inch bar. Just need one to go into a milling frame to use with an electric saw. Want to use with a skip chain to keep the hp lower. Bar must be min 5cm wide to clamp into milling frame. Never had problems of finding bars and chains in the past but really struggling with this.
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A jam jar. Not in a hipster way. They're harder to smash. Round shoulders, strong lip. Tumbler if feeling bourgeois.
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Another new word. No, not that I'm aware of. Just some house trousers, tracky bees, whatever. What's your glass of choice?
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Are you wearing a Nomex suit‽
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Going off on a tangent. Do people have preferred or favourite drinking glasses? This is mine for beer drinking. Not sure why but I alway like this style. Something to do with poise maybe. A bit like bone china vs porcelain.
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Stihl MSA200c battery charging issue after inactivity.
TurtleWoods72 replied to Fatboy2017's topic in Chainsaws
Hahahaha I fkin KNEW it! Mekon! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 -
Stihl MSA200c battery charging issue after inactivity.
kram replied to Fatboy2017's topic in Chainsaws
Old Makita LXT's were designed with three fusable links in the BMS, if you fully discharged them and tried on a normal charger, each attempt it would blow a link, three goes and done. However if you recovered the cells to normal it would charge fine but they never reset. After 3 blow, you have to replace the PCB with a knockoff one which are available from aliexpress etc quite cheapily. I doubt knockoff Stihl PCB's are available. You can get knockoff makita /dewalt/milwaukee etc.. battery sets cheap, this sort of thing. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001577209628.html Anyway heres a video of a AP300 being scrapped for parts. The pcb is by the lights and sealed, you cant get at it without destroying the pack. Certainally not designed to be repaired! -
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Or like this if between two.
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For only a k (assuming it's a one off) I'd have probably made up a yoke/pole type thing.
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But alas. If you want proper Kid Rock, it's probably this Kid Rock, who you probably wouldn't leave your children with.
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Here's a gateway.
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How about Kid Rock? It's not country but it isn't not country. I suspect most people on here have met a groundie who looks like him.
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Stihl MSA200c battery charging issue after inactivity.
Fatboy2017 replied to Fatboy2017's topic in Chainsaws
Any info on this Mark? -
Also live at San Quentin. Any drummers on here? I like the St Anger snare. I like the song. I like the album.
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Has anyone ever had a ventile jacket? https://hilltrek.co.uk/clothing/smocks/braemar-hybrid-smock/
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Stihl MSA200c battery charging issue after inactivity.
Mark_Skyland replied to Fatboy2017's topic in Chainsaws
The stihl micro 1/4" chains sharpen up well with the 3.2mm, they are just a bit fiddly to do. A guide helps a lot as the file can bend if you put too much pressure on it. We don't offer a chain sharpening service as its just not worth the effort but I did used to sharpen our ms150 saw when we were still climbing. You just need to have a bit more finesse, or, if its hit something nasty just fck it in the bin. Oregon has two types of 1/4", the standard uses a 4mm and the micro a 3.2mm. This is the 4mm file size fitted to a few machines but mainly the older echo cs2511 with the 1.3mm var Oregon ControlCut Chain - 25AP 1/4".050" - Skyland SKYLANDEQUIPMENT.COM Get your smallest jobs done just right. 25AP is lightweight, smooth chain, ideal for pruning — our Micro Chisel® cutters have small-radius working corners for excellent performance... This is the 3.2mm file size for the ms150/151 and the newer cs2511 1.1mm bar Oregon AdvanceCut Chain - 24AP 1.1mm - 1/4" - Skyland SKYLANDEQUIPMENT.COM The Oregon Advance Cut 24AP is a fast cutting low profile saw chain. File Needed - 3.2mm - 1/8" For Chainsaw Models - Stihl MS 151, MS 151 TC, MS 151 TC-E, MS 194 T, MS 194 TC-E... -
I've ordered a couple of frame packs now.. went for the Tatonka ones..
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Had this stuck in my head for roughly a calendar quarter.
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Possible that we can get closer through a FC site, which needs checking out. But still, up to a 1km of walking may depending on where we'll be working..