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spudulike Grand Master

spudulike

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Yeah I believe so mate , I still have never heard a saw as loud as your 390 though!!

 

The vids are on Youtube - user name Spidulike2 - not a typo, someone nicked my monika.....bloody cheek:lol:

 

Stubbys 372Xp is about as loud, nothing much in the muffler and two BIG outlet pipes. It made the sound on my camera go crackly and got a complaint from a fella in the high street:lol: Cheers Andy!!!

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Stubby Grand Master

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The vids are on Youtube - user name Spidulike2 - not a typo, someone nicked my monika.....bloody cheek:lol:

 

Stubbys 372Xp is about as loud, nothing much in the muffler and two BIG outlet pipes. It made the sound on my camera go crackly and got a complaint from a fella in the high street:lol: Cheers Andy!!!

 

:blushing: Sorry Steve ! :001_smile:

peatff Grand Master

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The vids are on Youtube - user name Spidulike2 - not a typo, someone nicked my monika.....bloody cheek:lol:

 

Wayne and Waynetta name their little girl after you. :lol: Spudulika Slob.

 

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spudulike Grand Master

spudulike

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Wayne and Waynetta name their little girl after you. :lol: Spudulika Slob.

 

wayneandwaynetta_1862198i.jpg

 

Oh blimey, you are right, may have to change my Monica, I really didn't think my membership on here would balloon to these hights:blushing: Perhaps I should sue!

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