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Stubby

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  1. Or is this one of those that call a chain a blade ?
  2. I don't have any dept so don't need an IVA .
  3. Mine is having fitted road towable suspension units with proper wheel bearings .
  4. Years ago I bought a relatively cheap Chinese splitter . ( had to assemble it myself ) Modded it for road tow . Thought this will do me for a bit and it is still going stromg all these years later .
  5. The plastic ball is a bit harder to determine .🙂
  6. Someone on here has a used Husqvarna 141 for around £100 . Any good ? Someone called Mark Coborn ? Its not me .....He also has a Stihl 024 for £150 I see ....
  7. They are for sure Mick but you can't do short trips any more without having to get your DPF regened . Game keepers is a prime example .
  8. Neat as a neat thing though Mark .
  9. Priceless ( pardon the pun Kev ) 😀
  10. I will put neat fuel in one and run it for a bit and if it nips up I will send it to you 😀
  11. Thats what I meant . She is not always a good manager .🙂
  12. I take your point but it was not dug , it was a natural pond to begin with .
  13. I think , on occasion , that nature can be a bad manager . I am talking in terms of a " wild " pond . I have spent many an hour digging out the silt and cutting back the reeds on a neglected pond to promote duck life . The building of a nesting island in the center . If left to nature it would have silted right up and be covered with reeds and end up with no pond and no ducks ducks .
  14. I heard that they don't sting like our hornets but slash rather than penetrate .
  15. The MS400 is highly rated by folks on here . Although I am predominately Husqvarna man I would have one if I was in need of that size saw . They say its like a slightly bigger Husky 562 .

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