htb
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Well spuds your man to give it a once over and give it a new lease of life, that's if he wants any more work. Steve thanks for the link to crank seals all up and running sweet again.
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M40 Lorry load of Stella on fire, how will Marc survive Xmas
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Think Karl wants you to call him
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Well it is gripping reading
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Sorry.......
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Use a bar to suit a Stihl the use an adaptor from Rob D to bring back to Husky fitment, He does a ring type and plate type
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I think Rob D on here only sells full skip. chainsawbars.co.uk
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Look in the drop down box for the MORE tab at top of page
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You wont break the 372 especially if running skip, just buy the bar and when funds allow buy a 390/395. Thinking about it got a 395 on 28" that could be for sale
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Have used 28" bar on 365/372 before, not the quickest but does the job but need to keep chain sharp. You could run it better if you used skip chain. Whats your biggest saw at the moment
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Had always heard airstreams were a cold boot. Suffer from raynaulds, wear Haixs with good mohair socks,but feet get stone cold at times. Always carry spare dry socks with me to change into for hours drive home
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Working through the holiday's
htb replied to johnnyboy158's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Not heard that, but out of FC contracts. Whats their reasoning and was it mentioned at contracts stage. What do they define as holiday period -
Amazing off road though, used them in the trialing days with the AWDC
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Sounds like exhaust off time. Do you have a spark and fuel getting through to cylinder
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Sound like a fs1e on steroids then
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Neighbours will love that steve
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Bfg at ko2 fitted today to L/R 110
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Its not any better now
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When not using them, double them then tie an overhand knot. they then clip up small and snag less. Should not store them over your head, but hands up who has not done it
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It would have helped if pull line was being kept tensioned in the right direction ie much more to the left onto the grass, but then tipper no use on grass so would have to change plan
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My 201 is fine and a good saw but prefer my spuded 200t
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nice condition, nice disguise
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Phil Harding to the rescue
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Use a couple of tape sling to retain the cut piece where it can be a problem if it drops, deal with saw then deal with cut piece
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Don't spend it
