Question about echo cs 620 sx

[shavey]

Same here drives me bonkers too a proper pet hate

[Joe Newton]

Same here drives me bonkers too a proper pet hate

 

 

When my groundies do it I wait until they.'really about to get in the van, then slowly creep away, just enough so they take a couple of quick steps and a jump to get in. As soon as they jump, brake. They head but the door pillar.

 

The irony of momentum versus an immovable object is usually lost on them...

[Stubby]

When my groundies do it I wait until they.'really about to get in the van, then slowly creep away, just enough so they take a couple of quick steps and a jump to get in. As soon as they jump, brake. They head but the door pillar.

 

The irony of momentum versus an immovable object is usually lost on them...

 

Superb analogy

[Joe Newton]

Superb analogy

 

 

I think so, but I'm the only one in my company who does

 

Guess I shouldn't complain when they're slow on the uptake.

[NFG]

Stop baiting the troll

 

Ooh now, did someone mention Dolmar? They are good as well

 

Shavey is your man, does a good deal...

 

When my groundies do it I wait until they.'really about to get in the van, then slowly creep away, just enough so they take a couple of quick steps and a jump to get in. As soon as they jump, brake. They head but the door pillar.

 

The irony of momentum versus an immovable object is usually lost on them...

 

That really made me laugh, I can visualise it - have a pint on me

 

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[geoff]

The saw is fine with a 20 inch bar, it's all I use on mine and the torque let's it chew the wood up, Google in a tree too.

[shavey]

Yes nice one , I worked with one on devil on the old sachs dolmar's and he used to bust the bands and linkages repeatedly but admittedly they weren't the strongest But pushing them on with the clutch spinning faster than he could run was merciless at the time the favourite saying was CLunk Click you thick t***. ::thumbup: