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htb

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  1. Good chain sharpening/ bar dressing and dont force the cut
  2. Whats the internal dimensions, then we can work it out
  3. Interesting when a large saw starts to pull tree motion off
  4. Never checked without troos on, but reckon near love sack. Depends how excited you get
  5. You've lost us there, any more details or pics
  6. Mines clipped to hitchclimber or spiderjack depends on what I'm using that day
  7. Did for mine, but then I use quite a long length as Im 6ft 4". Maybe that's why my knee snaps back up all the time.
  8. Treemotion harness gear loops bungee not bad for this, available as spares
  9. Nothing major. Just make sure use the right bolt lengths where appropriate as you don't want to use too long a bolt in a blind hole. Don't think you need to release the stress in the main bearings as they are rollers IIRC, whereas ball bearings need tapping the end of the crank with a copper hammer or drift to settle thebearings
  10. The wall acts as a heat store, releasing it back at night allowing apricots and lots of other tender plants to be grown in more adverse areas. The victorians excelled at this
  11. Hence the thread title
  12. You still using haix boots then
  13. Should be when the coil went on my 260, robbed the one off my 034, until i got a replacment
  14. As Khriss suggested, piss poor cheap oil
  15. Yep according to parts diagram bar bolts have square ends and come out via the oil tank
  16. I take it chimney has not got a liner in it and stove pie stops just above register plate?

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