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Stubby

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About Stubby

  • Birthday 20/01/1953

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  • Location:
    South Downs National Park .
  • Interests
    Breathing.
  • Occupation
    Tough

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  1. On my birthday . Then again 3 weeks later .
  2. Just start " The Arbtalk Afternoon Register " Stephen . 😀
  3. Sheraton or possibly Hepplewhite if I'm not mistaken Steve
  4. Insider trading at its worst ! 😁
  5. Re the nyloc nut . Just put a tap through . Preferably the plug tap as its the full thread .
  6. I have a 2t bottle that I bought from DM Chainsaws back in 1857 . I still use it to this day as it has the graduations on it for mixing at 50:1 . Its just that now a days it gets filled with Red Line 2T racing oil and I mix it with Husqvarna alkylate fuel .
  7. Understood spaceman , understood . 😉
  8. Soz . I thought you said " A 60cc saw is what I would use " ....
  9. I could do that but I wouldst coz I have some big saws 🙂
  10. If it starts best on no choke from cold possibly its set a bit rich . Maybe the metering arm needs adjusting .
  11. Middle pic is goat willow me thinks .
  12. Probably , but its not the ethanol attacking the rubber its the petrol itself . All the ethanol does is attract moisture as it is hygroscopic .
  13. Oi oi then . Gusty wind still . Heavy showers on and off . 9c .

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