htb
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Tomatoes pricked out 1st true leaves out 2nd starting to develop all on the windowsill at the moment as -10 outdoors at night. Peas 4" tall in the tunnel and beans sown in modules.
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Chainsaw wellies a curse from the devil .
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About 8" of snow here, turned into a snowman 3 times yesterday whilst sectioning down.
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There is an arrow on the part showing which way to undo, which is anticlockwise.
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It is but a distant memory.
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That will be me then, guilty milord. Best cancel tomorrows job.
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When Google really doesn’t help, Arbtalk will surely provide the answer
htb replied to Squaredy's topic in General chat
Didn't know you had a land rover? -
When Google really doesn’t help, Arbtalk will surely provide the answer
htb replied to Squaredy's topic in General chat
Don't have any splash backs or shower in this house so no need for sealant. Bath and sinks sit against wall with a slight gap. 🙂 -
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htb replied to Squaredy's topic in General chat
Nail on the head, there. -
Same here 3 pairs on the go, one of which is def summer only wear due to holes, one nicely broken in and the other in between. Just about to buy next pair to break in. I buy them as they are the only tall boot that I know of and at 6ft 4 with long legs, when climbing they prevent a gap btw trousers and boots, nice not to have a boot full of sawdust at the end of the day as well.
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OEM is best then Meteor then prob Hyway. And yes then there are the chance your arm £22 ones.
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Yep same cc just stranger plates on the 365, Its predecessor the 365 special had a different carb as well
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That was to convert 365 to 372 Mick
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It will be slow on a 18" bar but you could use skip chain to ease the strain on the saw, if its available in the appropriate chain size.
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Have used Bosch, Dewalt and Milwaukee you get what you pay for. I have just used what I had to hand, depends how many you need to do.
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2015 GreenMech Arborist 19-28 refurbishment blog
htb replied to GA Groundcare's topic in Large equipment
Glad you colour matched the comp motor, Bowler? -
Let me know what length of outer sleeve you req and i will see what is here.
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What parts are you after as I may have some.
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I have a 50cc one with no decomp.
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Have had both colours on mine
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And lets them walk home.....
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Thats not DBH its CBH, Circumference, which is 3.14 times diameter. IIRC
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Failure obviously due to using a spudported saw.....
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How long till it will be on its ribs?
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Yes they are the same width with the difference being in the drive link widths as you said. But the overall cut width are different as this made up of the right and left cutters swept area which overlap, the degree of overlap depends on the drive link width. Therefore a .50 chain overall width is less than a .58 which is lee than a .63, which is why in theory a .50 chain cuts quicker than a .63 one and why a part worn chain cuts quicker than a new one as the overall cut width reduces as you sharpen the chain ( as cutters are not parallel to the guide bar they narrow slightly away from the cutting edge and drop slightly which is why you lower the depth guages).
