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Stubby

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  1. Yep . Spot on . 50cc one has decomp the other does not .
  2. Yep . The 346 only comes as an XP . The " lesser" saw in that capacity/ model is a a 345 . The 346 xp is a cracking saw , I have one ( tuned by spud ) making it even better . It is now superseded by the 550XP also a cracker . If its a genuine one and working as it should I would say its a bargain . Maksure its not a 345 with a 346 starter cover fitted . Also a 346 has quick releice top cover clipds a 345 has screws .
  3. Got mine from " elctroplus" on german ebay . Came to £62 and took three days from payment to my door . Had to give him 5 stars and a " BIG UP"
  4. There is no circlip on a 395 thats on a372 . You will have to knock it off with the spanner that fits . L.H. thread . usually compression is enough . Make sure de comp is pushed out not in , sharp tap with a mallet on end of spanner and it will spin off .
  5. I know its a minor thing but people have said about less fill ups but is the tank the same size as an ms 200t, or bigger, or even smaller ?? obviously if it is smaller then that says the fuel economy is good/better . if its the same size then not so . If it is larger then it might not be as good on fuel as a 200 ? Just wondered has any one been board/sad enough to check ?
  6. OOeerr . My 390 is newish so not done alot of work but not had those problems ...yet . I wanted another 385 to replace my stolen one but when I went in they did not have any and said they don't make them any more so got the 390 which seems identical . Its a high top wity the big soft wood dogs on a 28" bar . bet it flies on an 18 or so !
  7. Get some soil from the gardens at Buckingham Palace , see if he can afford that mortgage !
  8. Nozzels and seals on the injectors . After a while they dribble constantly rather than squirt at the right time . This unburnt fuel finds its way into the exhaust making the smoke . Do all the other things mentioned and get exchange injectors as also mentioned .
  9. I bought a so called "cheap chinky " one because I liked the design . I has an anvill both ends and a double sided splitting wedge so you can split in both directios , load another ring whilst its on it way to he opposite end etc . Its supposed to be 20T force (never measured it but has not failed to split any thing yet) Honda copy engine . I modded it by fitting "road tow suspension units and made it one handed opp thats all . Its also faster than any other hydrulic splitter I have seen .
  10. Every cloud as they say ......
  11. Look at his other stuff . Hes got a walk in one ( almost) for £3,500 !
  12. Fort knox ! Only take small saw though by the looks of it Ms 200 Husky 346 sorta size ?
  13. Took your advise and got one from German ebay . 61 euros .
  14. If it was the Oregon blade they come in 2 thicknesses ( and assorted hole sizes ) I think its 3mm and 2mmm . I use one but its on a 45cc or 55cc Husky . They work well on bramble etc and can mulch it down quite fine .
  15. Tree surgery or forestry ?
  16. Ths Stihl boys will be along any second now ! I favor the big H so can't comment . I expect 880 will come up !
  17. Or rather no . it would not be wrong to think that !
  18. OH ok sorry . Err maybe its not oiling properly . Have you run the saw flat out for a few seconds to see if its sprays on to a log cut face or similar ?

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