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Trouser manufactures , please design a better solution
htb replied to Treerover's topic in Climbers talk
I get wear but never as bad as that and that's on hiflexes. How high do you hitch up whilst moving about and where and what on your harness. -
Changing from minutes in revs per minute to meters per second.
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Very nice Eddie
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I've a 6" road tow that goes out with an operator based near Huntly. What is your timescale as busy rest of this wk and next.
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What size do you want, with or without operator.
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If they can sharpen its only with a fancy guide and then they always take an age to do it, god help if you only give them a bare file to do it with.
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That can be a problem.
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But you want a chain that will cut well and sharpen easily, which will not be a rototech
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Oregon used to make husky chains, not sure if they still do but pretty sure they still do
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Equivalent in quality to top end Tirfors, it uses 11.2 mm 6 strand wire rope. Wire Rope for HIT-16 - Habegger WWW.HABEGGER.CO.UK Wire rope suitable for the Habegger HIT-16 manual hoist. Habegger wire rope is made of galvanised steel wire, one...
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Use Habegger here for last 30 yrs, only replaced shear pins.
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Opens ok here on laptop.
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I do mine old fashioned and simple, a spreadsheet on Excel, been doing it this way for last 20 yrs. Mind you I am not VAT registered so that simplifies it a bit.
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They developed and are marketing it.
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£25 plus vat from chainsaw bars.co.uk, same bar as lots of husky saws such as 346etc just in .050 width
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What bar are you using. If you give us the Husqvarna part number someone will cross reference it
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cross reference it with @Rob D at chainsawbars.co.uk
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Remember saw can move in your hands to follow a curving cut. Processer bar works in a fixed plane, wood clamped so no real movement available hence sharpening and bar dressing important. Is it a special/unique bar on a jappa
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Have you turned the bar or dressed the rails. Ideally put new bar and chain on and see if it cures it, you will need them soon enough anyway
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Just hopeless, overpriced and falls to bits.
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58 this year and still climbing most days.
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Think I will pass on the idea.
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Don't undersell yourself Stubby, how's the leg by the way.
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So we can comment on the draft, and then comment on the revised document?
