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  1. Stubby
    Do you suffer from tinnitus maybe ?
  2. Stubby
    Get your logs split and in the log store early spring and most species ( except Oak ) will be ready to burn that winter . (This of coarse requires air flow and rain off ) They will take up some moisture from the ambient condition as winter approaches but its a good starting point .
  3. Stubby
    If its good enough for Stuart Hogg .....🙂
  4. Stubby
    Clean out the oil hole in the bar ( if you haven't already ) and the bar groove with the proper tool . Does it cut out at idle ? or when in the wood ? If its the former just up the idle a tad .
  5. Stubby
    Steve beat me to it . Steve is it not called the tip site directory any more mate ? @Steve Bullman ( did the gap 😀 )
  6. Stubby
    I think you are being a little unfair on numptys . I think he was probably a hair dresser .
  7. Stubby
    Put yourself in the tipsite directory and remember everything has a value so a few beers or something ...
  8. Stubby
    I saw that the " dirtiest man in the world " died recently . I wonder how much money he saved over the years ,
  9. Stubby
    That's a neat trick !
  10. Stubby
    And yet he works in one a lot of the time 🙂
  11. Stubby
    Yes he is about quite often . I tried doing an @Davidhumphries but it did not go black so I have got that wrong somehow . ( It would alert him to the post ) Perhaps Steve can sort it .
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    Mini Saws

    Stubby replied to H and J's topic in Chainsaws

    For that " down on the ground " stuff a forestry clearing saw would bosh that of in minutes
  13. Stubby
    Why not support your local log merchant and get better value ? I would sooner have air dried anyway . After all 20% moisture is 20% moisture no matter how its achieved and air dried has a bit more about it if you get my meaning .
  14. Stubby
    Is that a small Burley ? If it is have you tried removing that blanking plate above the door to reveal the convection tubes ?
  15. Stubby
    Still way too warm down here in the south . 18 degrees still . Lit it once a couple of weeks back as there was a frost in the morning but let go out as it was unbearable by 08:00 am !
  16. Stubby
    You can't stop stuff rotting if the conditions prevail ...
  17. Stubby
    Can you not harvest the radio activity and direct it to give you some more energy in these trying times ? 😄
  18. Stubby
    How old are you ? If like me you are approaching 70 then forget it ( especially as you have been drinking " fresh " water all your life ) . If you are younger it might be prudent to investigate the health hazards of some soot in your water . However you seem to have dealt with it in a common sense way so I for one am not worried about you 🙂👍
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    XP550

    Stubby replied to Cliffclop's topic in Chainsaws

    It will be a floating rim rather than a spur but as you say easy to check .
  20. Stubby
    The hard shell is inside the green soft outer casing . The edible nut is , obviously inside the hard shell .
  21. Stubby
    Certainly looks to be a red Oak from the leaf . David Humphries is your man for the brackets .
  22. Stubby
    I think he quit climbing coz he could not get on with the 2 rope stuff 🙂
  23. Stubby
    I suppose , for them , that is a " blue on blue " 🙂
  24. Stubby
    Don't pull your parsnips until they have had a frost . They get a bit " woody " else ...
  25. Stubby
    Has this anything to do with socks or leg warmers ? If not please don't de rail 😁

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