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Stubby

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  1. Stubby

    xp 346

    13"-15" .325 pitch No bigger I would say .
  2. Im going with magnets to . Coil is grounded by its mounting bolts ?
  3. Steve my buddie who I work with only does that . Always has . Got his metal strop, secures with that , makes a monky fist and re sets his climb line etc etc and so on ..... He is strong and bloody fast .... and old !
  4. Jon .. MT you box bud !! ( then you might find your end !!!)
  5. Got a 560 ..... nothing wrong with Stihl chains or Oregon run what I got . !
  6. I got a " petemate " 560 jon . Don't wast yer time withn a 361 ?? get a 560 and come over !!
  7. Been so lucky . work is a bit thin but seems to coincide with the dodgy weather ! serviced the truck did some shopping , pulled some one out of a ditch for £20 processed some logs for me to day .
  8. BIG reach on that jib . Nice vid . See you have a 560 .. like it ?
  9. I use Husqvarna and Pfanner . I find the Pfanner slightly better size wise but they cost a bit more !
  10. just use the saw upside down .... with some good luck .....
  11. If you need any other bits I have a good starter pull cover all loaded , a muffler and an air filter .
  12. When you said the cylinder is off you meant the LPG cylinder , not the cylinder head ??
  13. I be the customer and can't wait to give it a raz ! Steve ported my 346 a year or so back and if that is anything to go by this will be a stonker!!
  14. Yep when I say drop the file down I mean the handle which will give you an "up hill" as you say .But if you think about it , filing from the inside of the cutter as you should if it tips asway from you , as it will it has the effect of making that angle even steeper ....
  15. If the cutter was canting over in the bar to compensate you would have to lift the file 10 degrees not drop it . 10 degrees down is Oregon , level is Stihl I seem to remember .

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