Husqvarna King
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I have one as a back up for the 540, it hasn't got the grunt but is a good saw, I choose it over the 540 on hot days as it starts first pull. Does feel like you are pulling a Christmas Turkey round the tree with you due to the shape of the exhaust/cover. Groundie has nicknamed it the butterball ?. But for the price it does the job quite well.
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The best all-rounder, still can't believe the power to weight 5 years on.
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550 or 560, if I only had one saw it would be a 560?
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Mewp or subby? ?
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Sawing on the beach would lead to sand dulling the chain ?
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Ernest doe power always have steel wedges on sale, I have to admit I do like steel wedges and most of the time grab them first, saying that EDP are crap for most other ARB related products
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Confirmation of Horse Chestnut Canker Please?
Husqvarna King replied to Gardenscape's topic in Tree health care
Educate the customer, suggest thin and explain and then they request a Pollard anyway. I agree Pollard's can look great and prefer to see them than removal? -
Confirmation of Horse Chestnut Canker Please?
Husqvarna King replied to Gardenscape's topic in Tree health care
From the photos it looks like it would have looked nice with just a 25 percent thin. -
But then it feels like someone else is doing it for you ??
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Grippy gloves help loads, put a pulley in with your prussik, you don't need a zig zag and can stay on 13mm rope which is easier to grip. A good camsaver and keep at it you'll find the arm pump will soon vanish ?
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I see a new reg invention on the horizon, a drone that installs the climbline (obviously in a Canadian giant, not a UK sapling) ? great video, thanks for sharing
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The way it sounds it's cutting speed the way it feels in your hands They will spray them full orange and let straight men use them next ?
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10mm is best in my opinion on 13mm rope the Marlow Boa is only 9mm, that 1mm makes a difference, that's what I tell my Mrs anyhow ?
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Anything with 360g/l of glyphosate, I use glyphos, Gallup, and rosate
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We had similar with our new 550 this spring, the decompressor was not flying out most of the time, replaced and fine now ?
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Yeah, lovely saw, replaced my 12 year old 357 with a 560, has a bit more go in it and a bit lighter, although I have had to replace an oil pump and worm which was a bit disappointing as it hasn't done much work really. Nice saw to use though ?
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At least with loler you would be guaranteed one more hand job a year than I get ??
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Could be interesting for a loler inspector ?
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Leylandii - Chainsaw Blunting & Clogging With Swarf
Husqvarna King replied to Zirynx's topic in General chat
Sometimes if the pump is on the way out the saw will pump oil out without a bar and chain on but when back together and in the wood they aren't oiling enough -
18 inch is perfect in my opinion ?
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I thought that the assessment questions and answers were online for the modern NPTC qualifications
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I was wrong, holding cut is the dogtooth with regard to aerial cutting.
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I thought holding cut was a step cut, saw away then snap the wood off with both hands a throw clear. Dog tooth is a dogtooth, bore/release. To be honest if you can explain/show as you did on here in your post, the examiner would be fine. You know why you make each cut, names don't really matter ?
