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haha yh good point,, but ud have to go all the way to pick it up from frj
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it looks good,, im in the market for a bigger saw soon aswell... does he no hhow much?
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what is it the replacement for or is it just a new saw?
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jcb fone
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spot on steve, i wouldnt either,, like steve says if you have the money the husky 346xp is a daym good saw or the stihl ms261 which others will vouch for is a good saw,, i havnt used one yet,, but these saw altho there small are still heavy, if u dont have that amount to spent the ms192 is the lightest saw stihl make, alot of the guys on here like the top handled version of it
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stihl ms192 with a 12"
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the guy i work for left me to reduce the hight of an old hawthorn hedge that had been flailed, with bramble going through it and alot of gorse growning infrount of it
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im not interested in the 192 but another saw people are after from france as they stopped selling it here is the rear handled ms200
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noo worries mate,, you no the antivib ones cuz they have the platic collor betwwen the engine and handle bars like on the fs400
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yh agreed the anti vibration system on the fs310-400-450-480-500 and 550 are deffenatly worth the cost if using for more than an half an hour,, 60 mins strimming with a small machine dont half make ur hands numb
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but then ur running a bigger engine to power your batery saw? surly its better just to run a small petrol saw
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yes id go with stihl, either an fs400 or bigger with a shredder blade or a brush knife
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the stihl batery saw would be good for construction but no good other than working in your garden every now and then i recon, also it looks like a toy
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but the fs90 is no good for anything more than grass, it even struggles with long grass, try get hold of a used fs400 or an fs450
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the fs90 wouldnt b man enough... try the fs130 or if you have the money an fs400 is the sharpest tool in the box
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ive got an old mac335 kickig about somewere,, has no spark and i cant be bothered to tinker with it,
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£10-£12 is good
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yh agrred,, the clamp on our shute keep going and it a pain undoing the two bolts everyday to get the shute of
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ahh i got ya now,, and i ment ms360 not ms30
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does any1 no about porting saws?,, i had a go on a ported ms30 imported from america and it was pritty wild
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yh same
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what its not coming out now?
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that is bonkers,,
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its true, a top handled saw is the only1 they need to see your tickets for, a chainsaw is the most dangerous tool your dont have to have a licence for.
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yh same,, glad igot one befor they wernt availible
