18 stoner
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Hi Keith, slight derail here but are you stopping doing kindling? Hope you are well, and the kindling is going well and top quality. Cheers Pete.
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A few sheep?
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IMO Dave, if you actually need a ride on I would go for new. The good second hand ones are hard to find. Many are already causing problems or worn out and have been replaced by a new one. If you were talking commercial machines it would be a different matter, a bit like asking would you buy a second hand domestic grade saw? Anyhow, heres one the old boy has just bought; Hayter Heritage M10/30H
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Whats wrong with the caps? Nowt wrong with the ones on mine!
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I think Oregon do, and Carlton but Husky only list 28". That saw can sure handle more but perhaps the warranty wont?
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My house keeps the rain off. That way, if it rains stay home. No jacket needed. Hopefully as relevant as the title of the thread! .
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I also ended up with an australian oil pump on mine, and there was a thread a few weeks back about higher output pumps on the 660, but I cant find it now. The bigger output pump only really applies if you intend running bigger bars. I run a 36" on mine, and also mill with it so got the upgrade. The saw should be fine standard with say 25" or 30" most of the time. This is not a negative for the Stihl, as Husky dont do a 36" bar for the 395. Its just IMO Stihl are pushing the saw by listing the 3 foot bar being available on the 660. Husky max on the 395 is 28" listed.
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I believe the 372xpg is no longer available:blushing:
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Heres one of the threads; http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/chainsaws/8589-ms660-ms460-air-filter-upgrades.html
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Bit more reading for you; http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/chainsaws/12776-husky-372-a.html
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I have the 660, very nice saw. If you go down this route though, do a search on here in the chainsaw forum and read up about the issues that have been covered. The threads Ive been involved with include oiling and filtration issues. I have tried the husky equivelants but would say, once sorted the stihl is a much more superior saw in my opinion.
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Totally agree, but someone will think its worth it, buy it, and love it for many more years yet to come. I think landys are about the only 4x4 that can be seen to be within a hairs width of the end of its life but someone will pay a lot of money for it and keep throwing more at it to keep it on the road!
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I agree the 200 is probably the best engine ever in a landy, but there is no mention of major rebuilds and having near 180k miles it will be tired. Not sure I would like to part with £4k on a 21 year old landy and depend on it for reliable service in the workplace. Just my ten really, but Im sure it will sell anyhow so matters little i guess.
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Do you really think £4k is cheap for that or were you joking?
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Would be near a straight swap then for my 2002 double cab with 85k on it then?
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What year and mileage is it?
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:lol:
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Same here Ian, I use the first smaller box for description of works, then diagram in the larger one. My diagrams are basic too, but I tend to use a ruler:lol:
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I did, but it was so bad I heaped it up in the field and had a spud roasting night!:lol:
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He maybe has a point about the husky preclean system, but its not the most important issue when buying a topper is it? P.S, I also think the guy has self image problems too. He should have got the next size up in pants:001_rolleyes: .
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I would be interested one if they come out under £250 inc all costs(VAT + import duty etc) The 365 Euro will be before discount though wont it?
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Ok, just to clarify my list of preferred firewood; Poplar; great kinding, also good to be sold as yellow ash when stocks of good stuff are running low. Ash, Sycamore, Cherry, Birch and Oak; Excellent! The best there is in fact. I also would like to add I have lots in stock. ALL other firewood; Rubbish! I have none of this in stock.
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