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Posted
29 minutes ago, stihlmadasever said:

The shorts gave me a giggle....

Yanks dont care

Neither do i to be fair...?

 

It wasn't the shorts it was the stretching up to cut the branches from the ground that got me.

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7 minutes ago, peatff said:

Sorry Mick.

There he is, tuning a tiny saw like that perform like a 560 and all you can say is “ooh look at his shorts!” Instead of remarking on the performance.

 

 

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Posted
2 hours ago, Steve Bullman said:

The little saws are great but are really a secondary saw to the arsenal. If you only have one topping saw then definetly go for the 201 or 540, no question about it 

Great, thanks Steve. Do you have a preference? I suppose the biggest consideration with the big saw is the weight? Over time I’ll amass an arsenal of them I’m sure, but do just need one for now.

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