tree_beard
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they dont look like any rim sprocket i've ever seen, but carlton make reasonable kit... give it a go. i'm pretty sure there are stihl rim sprockets listed on the 200t ipl, i know they list a .325 sprocket (that ive never heard of anybody running) but obviously thats never an issue because you'd replace a sprocket long before it had a notch worn into it...
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the dual port muffler must be standard in oz... its optional in the us
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where have you noticed this? tell stihl, they dont seem to have noticed:001_tongue:
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£30 ap
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395 will take any bar the 660 will
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there is little between them.. only preference... unless running 30+" bars all the time i'd have a 390xp tho, less weight and vibes and better filtration
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still in pre production test phase by all accounts... end of the year? next year> who knows..
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there are pics of it out there in the interweb... it is basically a 460 with a new stratocharged top end, shares lots of parts with the 046/460. looks pretty much like a 460 with a kinda elongated filter cover
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there is a few on US ebay... the saw was discontinued in the mid 80's, you are unlikely to find a dealer with one on the shelf... you might find a whole saw under a bench somewhere.
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keep up rupe, its his shiny new 6t 5700kg is my guess
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i'd look at isuzu's. in my experience solidly built and nice to drive. not as agricultural as rangers but not as 'fairy' as nissans or l200s...
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any more pics? is the worry it uprooting itself or structural collapse? able to guy it up the hill?
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the 'Log Jill' surely...
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get a heavier groundy? i dont think there is a middle ground between wrapping around a device and wrapping around the tree....
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thats kinda what sprung to mind by the square bark description
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doesnt sound like box, box has knobbily bark (that is likely long gone after 30 years)... pics?
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yes, they made it yellow
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same saw as the ama... and the zenoah, efco, oleo-mac, redmax and husky t25... a zenoah design, that was licensed to the italian saw companies. then husky baught zenoah and re-badged it for themselves. the ama is italian made and comes with a years warranty (same as the stiga and efco/oleo versions), why spend an extra £150 for a 'named' brand (especially when the name is not of a decent saw company anyway?!)
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how good is that! nice one jamie long live yale cordage and all who dangle off her
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thanks for the link:001_smile:
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i'd say its better for the winch to remain stupid and just pull, and the operator to use a bit of intelligence to keep out of trouble...
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the decomp will be the same as any other husky decomp button, or there is a screw in blanking plug available if you dont use it anyway.. either should be a couple of quid from your nearest dealer. some parts might be available from husky still, go to a husky dealer armed with a part number and find out (or maybe pm justin) http://weborder.husqvarna.com/order_static/doc/usa/2001/I01000/I0101102.pdf
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ahh cheers, makes sense, i always thought kwikchip didnt sound very germanic... whats the story with the euroline name? tunnissens rebadged by someone else?
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does 3 strand rope posess any qualities that make it particularly un-suitable for rigging deadeyes? as long as the mbs is in line with that of the rigging rope used of course... for example 20mm marlow nelson 3 strand- av static strength 6210kg, used to hang hardwear for running 16mm yale xtc-12 (4000kg mbs)? I'm just thinking that its cheap, and any monkey can splice it quick as a flash...
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by my reckoning, kwikchip became tunnissen, and tunnissen were baught last year by saelen... eric hunter ltd are the uk saelen distributer, so i'd ask them... good luck
