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26 minutes ago, Stubby said:

The Cooper Norton . 

I didn't know a lot about these, so I looked it up and found this, every day is a school day.:thumbup:

oh, and in case anyone is wondering, the fuel can issue didn't work  as the plastic had become brittle and shattered while reassembling. 

there seems to be some differnce of info on whether the Stihl version will fit on the Husqvarna can, some say yes, some say no?

can anyone confirm either way. 

I just noticed Joe has confirmed it fits, I'll look into getting one of those.

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1 hour ago, openspaceman said:

Yeah, I had a Dinky one in british racing green, I used to oil the axles to make it go faster.

When there is a big bunch of them hacking around Goodwood circuit its deafening !  😃 ( I live close to it )  Its coming up to that time again . September the something . 

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5 hours ago, Oldfeller said:

whether the Stihl version will fit on the Husqvarna can, some say yes, some say no?

can anyone confirm either way. 

I just noticed Joe has confirmed it fits, I'll look into getting one of those.

No , the Stihl and Oregon are the same. Husqvarna is different.

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1 hour ago, Dan Maynard said:

No , the Stihl and Oregon are the same. Husqvarna is different.

Too feckin' late now I bought one:laugh1:  

pretty amazing when you consider they likely all come from the same ting tong factory?

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