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  1. Stubby
    If its flooding as you say maybe when you rebuilt the carb you did not set the metering arm height correctly and its letting in too much fuel ?
  2. Stubby
    I presume you mean a crown reduction rather than made king or queen ? 🙂
  3. Stubby
    I honestly don't think the 8" chips any quicker than a 6" . It can chip bigger stuff that's all . But if as you say it will fill the transit in minutes then there is one benefit .
  4. Stubby
    Not got one but have heard The Stihl MS 400 is a good saw .
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    Jokes???

    Stubby replied to brownie1964's topic in The Lounge

    Ah Yes ! Thank you .
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    Jokes???

    Stubby replied to brownie1964's topic in The Lounge

    I remember " Trapper John " , " Radar " and " Hot lips Hoolahan " but I can't remember his name . What was it Mick ?
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    Ok thats fair . I only had one Honda 21" mower and the drive was pants . Never did collecting cutting and the only other mowers I have had were Hayter Ospreys . Real old school . The last one had a B+S 8.5hp motor and used to drag me all over the place !
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    Not watched the vid but my limited expedience of Honda mowers in the past is that the engines were good but the drive system was over complicated and weak . A Hyter with a Honda engine was a better bet .
  9. Stubby
    Good old Jon !
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    That's the problem with the "plastic " £5 note , when you inadvertently wash it it shrinks and comes out as £ 2:50 .
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    So you say 🙂
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    He might be one of those that fade away into the ether 🙂
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    I like you have on the bench a 395XP a 390Xp a 372Xp a 560XP a 346XP a 242XP and a T540 . All with fuel in them that get used infrequently now but when pulled fire up with no problems .
  14. Stubby
    I agree with what you say but you are not quoting the OP so we don't know if they are putting a kettle on the stove in the pic .
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    This is the same for me as I am retired from cutting now . Only difference is I use the Husqvarna version .
  16. Stubby
    Bring back Ronnie and Reggie I say 😁
  17. Stubby
    I have seen it before but like the OP I never knew what it was .
  18. Stubby
    Good shot .
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    And/or Hornbeam 🙂 ( maybe that is going back too far for you ? )
  20. Stubby
    Just need to figure out how to introduce fish in here and we have the complete thread .🙂
  21. Stubby
    You notice I refered to any alkylate fuel not one specific make .
  22. Stubby
    Ok once again . The pump fuel attacks the rubber removing the coating that is there to keep the rubber soft and supple . This is a slow process and because the rubber is being attacked it stays supple . Alkylate fuels wont attack the rubber . So , if you use a saw with alkylate fuel from the get go you will have no problems ( and cleaner engine internals ) If you switch to an alkylate fuel after years of pump fuel the rubber components become brittle and break down Because the coating has been removed and the alkylate fuel not attacking it . . This is the alkylate fuel showing up what the pump fuel has done . That's why it is some times prudent to change out the rubber before switching to alkylate fuel .
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    I am going back possibly 20 years now but a farmer next to me grew a few acres of flaxc/linsead . I asked him why he did not harvest it and he told me he had got the subsidy and it was more economic to plough it back in .
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    Silky Saws

    Stubby replied to H and J's topic in General chat

    Exactly . If you know how to sharpen up .....
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    Silky Saws

    Stubby replied to H and J's topic in General chat

    Mine are . 🙂

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