Mozza
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Two 460's for sale, any questions PM me, cheers https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/232053553382
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I doubt it, Everytime I hammer a customers green waste bin with logs they kick off! Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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I'd agree with that
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Just fell the tree :-)
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Petemate390xp is another good guy to speak to, he's got a 42 inch on his super modded 390 :-)
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Your local dealer is a goon, it's listed up to 28 inch on every site selling them, I had 28 on mine, it pulls it awesomely. You can go 32 too, on 3/8's chain but I never got round to trying it.
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That's fantastic, plus if you ever run low on firewood you can just whip a few bits off the ends.
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Nice beards too
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That's mint
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How long did the £240's last, is the question? Zermatts last a LONG time
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The 222 is in my top 3 tow behinds I've ever used. Loved the one I used to use. That was a none turbo and I didn't think it needed one, it was awesome!
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I wish I had a wee chipper today. This is the access, everything's being dragged out, then the chip is being barrowed back in. Gutted haha
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076 gets my vote.
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Yes mate, loads better. I used a Hobbs for a couple of years. The GRCS beats it hands down,
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First time I used one was in Norway with Mike, I've used most devices over the years and the GRCS, is without doubt the best. By a long way. Does completely change the way you look at rigging.
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Is being removed completely mate? Will it straight fell?
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Can you not rec climb on weekends etc mate?
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Cool pictures, weather looked half decent too
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Yorkshire folk, Jesus. Just buy new ones James, you're full of cash!
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I've done the one day street works course too Hodge, did mine in Stockport. I'll dig the details out but I'm sure you could find somewhere closer
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Yes, I've had 2 of the older ones and was looking into swapping the bits to make it into a 372xp, someone did put a thread up but it may have been 3 years ago now. All seemed very straight forward to do but my 365 got stolen. So I never did it!
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For cutting wood turning bits or firewood on occasional use, I'd stick with a 365. They just plod on and are very reliable. I ran 18 inch bars on mine but I did have a 24 inch for the odd time I needed it. They run them ok but I wouldn't want it on it permanently.
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560 is THE best small saw ever made. Get one, it's lighter than a 365 (I've had 2) and it cuts much faster. 365 is a fantastic saw, I had my first one 11 years but the 560 out performs it massively. Just set it up right, as per the hand book and you'll be reet
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That's on eBay, it'll tow and you can live in it.
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That Merc's awesome!!!
