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1 minute ago, KWarb17 said:

Ah but your talking husky ones😄

 

The Stihl ones are worse. Flared ends in plastic that fall out like on 201s, no thanks. At least the Husky ones have the little "cage" that clips into the clutch cover.

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8 minutes ago, Paddy1000111 said:

The stihl ones are sweet. I wish there was an aftermarket mod one for the MS200T as watching the bloody nut drop out the tree sucks. 

Agree, not had a lot to do with the 201 but the 261s and 500is seem sweet enough 😁

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41 minutes ago, SpulySpud said:

Hi, I have a MS 310 Sthil, I just replaced the bar studs (oem) and all I have are generic brand nuts, would it be OK to use them or should I get some oem nuts

 

Ordinary nuts will do the job but any flange nuts spread the load better.

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1 hour ago, manco said:

just gonna leave this here

 

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Gets " left here " at least three times a year for the last 10 years .

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2 hours ago, Stubby said:

Gets " left here " at least three times a year for the last 10 years .

i was leaving it more spefiically in the "nuts holding chainsaw bar" page

id say its up in there

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