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Stubby

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  1. Is " GoPart " the make or just the distributor ?
  2. My Sons school has just texted to say closed . Bus won't get over Cocking Hill . My daughter is just in the next village they will stay open if they can . She not happy !
  3. Taking Charlotte ( my daughter ) to school this morning and a bloke in a small hatch back slid right across the road and hit an on coming school mini bus . No one hurt .
  4. Now you have your evidence clean up the cut .
  5. Good luck Pete . We got no work at all as it is at the moment !
  6. Filled every thing up again yesterday before the snow came . Gooda keep on top of with his cold snap !
  7. Stubby

    Husky 562 ??

    Not sure if its large mount but it is .375 as standard as opposed to .325 for this market . I know some people have swapped it over . I jun mine on 325 18" . I have had it " tweeked " by Petemate on here .
  8. Bloody snow . Got to deliver some to myself now !!!!!
  9. Stubby

    Husky 562 ??

    Oh and you will have to pay import duty and customs handeling charge which makes it not so economical ........
  10. Stubby

    Husky 562 ??

    3/8th chain as standard ( 325 for here but you could change it ) That one you are looking at has a high top filter and cover ( we don't but you could order it ) and the bucking dog mounting holes on the clutch side cover are wider apart for some reason . It won't have CE marked sticker but hey ! It has rev boost , so does ours I think ( I have a 560 ) . All in all I think it is the best 60cc saw I have ever had .
  11. Stubby

    Fake Saws

    No actual link sorry but there are several . All from Malaysia . Just put in a search for Husqvarna Chainsaw ( as it is advertised as such ) then narrow it down to 365 .
  12. Stubby

    Husky 385xp?

    Great saw. You can tell how old it is from the serial number on the black plate by the oil fill cap . I had a 2003 one still going strong until last year when it got nicked . The only reason they don't make it any more is its now called a 390XP but its the same saw , very slightly bigger piston . I would have one if I did not now have a 390 . It is essentially a big 372 . Same lay out . Mine runs a 28" bar with ease . There are no known faults that I can think of except perhaps bolts coming loose now and then . If it runs strong the yep good saw . Haggle on price though !
  13. Stubby

    Fake Saws

    The 365 has got to be the ones on fleabay You can tell, its hard to say why as they are as you say scarily good but one or two things ... av springs are shiny not black ,bar paint is slightly wrong . Plastic moldings are right in the detail but not as acurate in size/shape due to a probable higher percentage on regrind materiel causing a bit of shrinkage . General " patina " gives it away . The engine will be crap though !
  14. Gonna have to process me some more logs if it lasts long matey !
  15. Windy , cold and grey here Jon mate . Snow tomorrow maybe ??
  16. Not the one in your avatar !
  17. Yea but he said it burns well . Wellie is all smoke if you are lucky
  18. Not wellie if it burns good . Wellingtonia is almost fire proof !
  19. Yea, thats it ! how civilized ...
  20. Stubby

    Ms391 and water

    If it was hydraulic lock it would not be still running when you fished it out .
  21. Bloke who lives opposite me is one of those . Big respec ! .....
  22. I always found its a little and often when they are young . Its a job to keep a spaniels attention until they are about a year old . Always had working Cockers ..... mad as fish !!!":biggrin:
  23. Mmmm . thats about right !

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