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MS441 vs. 372XP

TerryTibbs

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Lorry thompson

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I was shocked with it mate the lads I worked with thought a 440 was for puffs and they even started using them. They used to do big tree work with a big new holland with a spikey grab thing on forgot what they called:blushing:And just fill a huge grain trailer with a lad either side cutting the brash flat out then dropping lengths on top, 441s didn't last 2 minutes.I don't mean to offend anyone who likes them or owns them obviously in the right job and being maintained they are ok but they just don't seem to take serious hammer.

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