Steve Bullman
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That's the only model of the new dolmars I've ever used albeit briefly. I was quite impressed
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Yeah, i've always been crap telling where the back is actually. Usually end up opening the door and sticking my head out when im reversing up against a wall or barrier or something
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I noticed today it shows a route you should follow, is that what you mean by helping with parallel parking?
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The model I got came with a reversing camera. Never felt the overwhelming need for a reversing camera before, but it comes in damm handy for reversing onto a chipper, the towbar is clearly visible on the screen and you can see exactly when its underneath the tow hitch
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its 2.3l
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Only ever have tools on the back. My second one never did any towing, first one did plenty though as I was still doing firewood back then.
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Wheres that then Ian?
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Unlike Silky, I far prefer the art rope guide to the pulley saver. Its a better finished product IMO
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Does that stand for Sloth Rope Technique?
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absolutely. 30 was the turning point for me. I could eat what I liked up till then
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How old are you?
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Stump Grinding as a way of life
Steve Bullman replied to theNakedApiarist's topic in Large equipment
You're already there quoting the job and putting what you want on it, if you have a grinder sitting in the yard doing nothing you can afford to offer the extra service at a competitive rate. Customers happy, and you have a little bonus on the job -
On your zimmer frame?
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You have to wonder! Weather is ridiculous. Was lush here earlier, pretty much t-shirt weather, then we had hail
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They're a good motor, nothing boring about them at all
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Thats pretty much what I was getting, but I would need to travel a good distance on the open road to hit that. Looking forward for my first long drive (50+) in this to see what I can hit.
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Don't think that will affect me, u only carry saws and climbing gear
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I've no idea mate
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Took the words out of my mouth . Have had zero repairs on my last nav over the 4 years I owned it
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I knew that
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They are one of my least favourite trees to work on Andrew
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thats all a bit technical for me mate, but if you're referring to the engine size its a 2.3. Seems to have more grunt than the previous 2.5 though
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This is just on a short 12 mile trip, massive improvement
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I think they are pretty equal in regards power Reg, but as I said, its the smaller pitch chain that makes the Stihl stand out for me, and I believe the battery life is better also. Im not sure if Husky have newer more powerful batteries available now though.
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No I don't consider it noisy. Its 'whinier' than the Stihl though and over a prolonged period I would probably opt to use ear plugs. Like I said, the Stihl is considerably quieter.
