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  1. Stubby
    Oh no , not cod wood 😄
  2. Stubby
    Do you mean cord wood ?
  3. Stubby
    The processor is set to 11and1/4inches purely to let me get 2x rows with an air gap in my log stores . They fit ok in the stove .
  4. Stubby
    Burley Hollywell 5kw nominal but punts out a bit more on full chat . Very simple to use
  5. Stubby
    " Chopping " down a tree with a saw . Be much easier if you started it up and cut it down . 🙂
  6. Stubby
    Time served tool maker C+G engineering cert back in the day so I understand the mechanics of it . I know you like to be a bit pedantic about the cause but " stretch " is a convenient term for most ordinary Joes to convey whats happened . I hate it when people say some thing is " hydroscopic " when in fact its hygroscopic ( as in nylon absorbing moisture . 🙂
  7. Stubby
    I understand what you say Pleasant and I agree with you . I never used the word stretch , or even the word wear . I just say its got longer 🙂
  8. Stubby
    I'm not mistaking anything . Just agreeing with Mick that the chain is now longer . Its definitely not shorter . 🙂
  9. Stubby
    He would describe it as he has above but as you rightly say Mick . The fecker is longer no two ways about it !
  10. Stubby
    I think any " waterproof / breathable " jacket is always a compromise . They lean towards one or the other . For keeping rain out you need oil skins for keeping cool its a string vest . .
  11. Stubby
    Yep . A belt linsher is what I use .
  12. Stubby
    You have to type the @ up against the user name with no space @Macpherson
  13. Stubby
    Not so sure about this . I am a big fan of alkylate fuels but some 4 stroke engines still have rubber components in the fuel system so the same reasoning could apply .
  14. Stubby
    Think he is " square " filing a square ground full chisel chain . You attack it from the outside as opposed to from the inside as you do with a round ground full chisel chain .
  15. Stubby
    If I'm not mistaken , in a CA ( if the tree has no specific TPO ) you inform not apply .
  16. Stubby
    Did you give intention of works to be carried out rather than apply ?
  17. Stubby
    Yes its at the very back mounted on the rear anvil and central to the center line . I can see it above the tail gate of my truck .
  18. Stubby
    Swatt I thought .
  19. Stubby
    Duuno Doug ...
  20. Stubby
    Your pretty cute yourself Lurchy 😀
  21. Stubby
    You were both discussing genitalia ? Interesting 🙂
  22. Stubby
    -4 by night and +4 by day at the moment .
  23. Stubby
    Isn't he a Bond villein ?
  24. Stubby
    It would seem not Jamie ...
  25. Stubby
    Agreed . I put a small flag on my log splitter that you can see in the rear view mirror . With that I never have to have more than one go at it .

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