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Husqvarna's Rear Handle Chainsaw tools strop eyelet
htb replied to Jamie Jones's topic in Climbers talk
Boys and their toys cant wait to spend their money. I know its tax deductable but watch the pennies and the pounds will look after themselves. -
Husqvarna's Rear Handle Chainsaw tools strop eyelet
htb replied to Jamie Jones's topic in Climbers talk
This or larks foot your strop round the handle. -
1.5kg of water from 1kg of wood?
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Here speaks a man of experience,..............of it going wrong
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Igor would not like it....
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Name change suits you
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@Rob D
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I use the easylift with pole trimmer and saw, but it needs to be in the right situation, otherwise it does your head in. Saves strain on your back when doing long runs on high trims/cutting.
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Good pdi, not......
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Don't try and run it in doing milling, it won't end well.
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The last I heard they were not accepting new repairs in until they clear the backlog.
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Yes repair is possible, its just finding someone to do it. We sent a pair of boots to LSR for resole in May, still waiting for them to be returned, we were told it would be a whilst though.
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Its normally just a cap to hide the exhaust bolts, they just flick out.
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One for sale £200 Chainsaw | in Banchory, Aberdeenshire | Gumtree
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What/ why is this beam in fireplace opening?
htb replied to Cottage1993's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
beam for hanging food to be smoked?, but from your description sounds too low and hot for that. -
Around £500 Change the oil you use, looks like Stihl or oregon red, better are available.
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Our story is very similar..... except inheritance just coming now once I complete probate, not paying greedy lawyers to do it. Work, save and make do. If you can't pay for it don't buy it
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Mind you I must be getting posh, now 35 yrs later I am spending £1500 on a car.......
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Your perspective depends if your on the minimum wage.
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Can remember interest rates of more than 14% at times, was not very nice but we got through it, mind you everything we had was second hand, remember buying a car for £50 with a years mot didn't care what it was it will do.
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Saved up for deposit on my 1st house, bought in 1987, for the grand sum of 26K in Suffolk.
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More stock arriving, you've seen it in the high street
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That will be two of you.
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LS engineers ?
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Gas mask.
