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  1. htb
    Not going to be a good outcome. Animals.
  2. htb

    Stihl ms881

    htb replied to Rough Hewn's topic in Chainsaws

    Not many trees in UK you cant do with 661. Ringing up is a different matter
  3. htb
    Watch out for drift, seen plenty of overspray onto vehicles etc.
  4. htb
    Don't think their on the parcelforce list of what you can send.
  5. htb
    They have bred in our woodshed for years, not bothered by us or the dogs.
  6. htb
    Sure he's still on advanced formula
  7. htb
    Don't bother, if your going to fabricate something make it a bollard.
  8. htb
    Should be a bit, but not that much IMHO
  9. htb
    20" on 560 quite common and works well, providing chain is sharp, but that goes without saying.
  10. htb

    Grass seed

    htb replied to HDAV's topic in Landscaping

    From the sea or river, only if well washed to get rid of salt.
  11. htb
    Big shot, high anchor, foot and knee ascender, preferably SRT
  12. htb
    Mines the black ones.
  13. htb
    Husqvarna 346 XP (2009-02) Chainsaw CARBURETOR & AIR FILTER Spare Parts Diagram (ransomspares.co.uk)
  14. htb
    This.
  15. htb
    Looks all good.
  16. htb
    Ash. Do you do Morso Panther spares, baffle plate and back plate. Thanks
  17. htb
    Personally find Stihl bar covers better than Husqvarna ones.
  18. htb
    Think your calcs are a bit out.
  19. htb
    Just have a good look at it once put back together to check it all lines up. If you want a second opinion post a pic of it reassembled on here for constructive comment in case there is something amiss.
  20. htb
    Is there a fold out compressor and air line in the box as well?. Would be handy as that's where most problems start.
  21. htb
    Too fat?
  22. htb
    How muchy and where from, looks nice
  23. htb
    @aspenarb? location?
  24. htb
    Being a bit less ambitious helps when rigging, avoids a lot of the problems you mention and learn how to rig properly.
  25. htb
    Rigging lines and climbing lines should not be near each other or near you. If they are re rig.

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