Stubby
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Chainsaw trousers for a lady!
Stubby replied to organic guy's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
I have tried various makes over the years including the early Husqvarna blue ones that were basically a couple of sleeping bags on each leg . Apart from an Australian pair ( Cloggers ? ) which aren't CE marked I always come back to Pfanners . -
I think I will stick to the appropriate round file and a flat file for the rakers . Thanks though 🙂
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Chainsaw trousers for a lady!
Stubby replied to organic guy's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Pfanner for strides and anything that is comfortable in boots but NOT " chainsaw wellies" Instruments of torture . -
Its more the fact that they don't have proper wheel bearings , only plain steel bushes .
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I was binning them every 2 weeks ! 😃 The Oregon plate is best IMHO . What is a Stihl easyfile ?
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I tried those Husky roller thingys about 20 - 30 years ago . They are fine the first couple of sharpens but the plastic rollers wear down dropping the file too low . If you cant file free hand your best bet I recon is the oregon metal plate that the file clips to .
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Other way round me thinks . As the cutter becomes narrower and lower ( all sides taper to the back ) you wont get the larger file in the gullet so drop down a tad .
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Rain again this morning for an hour or so . 7 degrees currently .
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Yes I remember when Husqvarna brought it out for home owner type saws . Didnt they call it a Pixlel chain ?
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3 degrees now . I am going to bed . 🙂
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Yea but " tooless " is pants .
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4 degrees at the moment but no wind . Stove ticking over . 👍
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outstanding ! looks better than a bought one !
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Looks very dry in there .
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Mine is a wood only stove and has no grate so don't have that problem .
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I don't think any wood slumbers " cleanly " However I sometimes put a big lump of Oak on last thing at night ( it being relatively slow burning ) and in the morning there are enough embers to get it going quite easily .
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That's the complete opposite of my experience with poplar . Different species maybe .
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Yep seen a few vids on here of people doing it .
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Also if you stack rings one on top of the other they will stick together after getting wet .
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That's it for me . I am bailing out of this one 😀
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As in Reg ?
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There is lots of potential fire wood where I live ( mostly felled ash ) l with easy access for me but , South Downs National Park want it all left as habitat . As you say the OP needs to get permission first .
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Ceder does indeed burn fine , I have burnt a whole Atlas blue ceder . I also like Leylandii , excellent fire wood . I thought about doing the Balsa thing but thought , no but , alas you did it 😀
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Its A hardwood , being a deciduous tree .
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But , watch out for imploding bubbles in your next pint .....🙂
