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Stubby

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  1. I do if I have a 4.8 to hand . This is with any make of chain .
  2. Ok . Lets know what your findings are .
  3. Joking aside , its all in the preparation . 🙂
  4. Can't see why . Actually not sure what you mean but if the flue goes strait up then no .
  5. The blues has been done to death by the likes of G.M , S.R.V. etall so for it to get my attention it has to be top banana . This is . Some of the chord progressions are a bit Dave Gilmour .
  6. Excellent . I am a big fan of " less is more " . The room , I think , is a studio ? 🙂
  7. Ok . some different scenarios ... There you are striding out to the site with your big saw on your shoulder your smaller saw in your left hand , tool belt small axe etc etc a bit of stubble on your face , a couple of neck rolls , fire her up and you are into wood . Or , its pissing down , cold rain , steep bank lots of slippery wet poles from previous thinning , although its cold you are still sweating you fire her up and you are into wood . Or ( down south maybe not Scotland ) its 28 - 30c the sun is beating down again you are sweating light bulbs drinking water all day but never having a piss ( one gallon of water weighs 10lbs and you got to carry it ) being eaten alive by this and that , you fire her up and you are into wood . Your knees , hips forearms , shoulders and lower back take a hammering . You get home wondering if you managed to break even , get in the shower ( you really should be giving your saws a once over but fcuk that ) come down stairs , have a bit to eat and fall asleep watching the news . In the morning you wake up thinking you must have been wrestling polar bears but you godda do it all again tomorrow . Don't want to be the angel of doom but it can be like this . I think the ideal hand cutter is a bloke with 12 or 15 years + experience with a body 12 or 15 years younger than when he attained that experience . Hope this helps 😁
  8. Don't discount other makes . I am a Husqvarna man myself but Echo or Dolmar as well as Stihl can do the job . What does your nearest dealer/sevice shop cover ?
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    Stihl GTA 26

    Is it any good on " wind blown " ? 😄
  10. If you don't it will anger TCD ! 😁 Also as you say less wastage ( although some want the root flare trimming for stacking on the forwarder ) but also we don't want machinery having their hydraulic pipes torn off .
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    Jokes???

    Yea but funny as fcuk !
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    Jokes???

    Yea ! It was funny when youngsbury posted it and , its still funny now !
  13. Yea , there is always those beech tree acorns 😀
  14. A few posts back someone mentioned about oak tree acorns . Are there any other kind ? 😁
  15. No angle Steve .People have left because they have become upset with other people in the past and I expect it might happen again . I am completely happy if that is any use mate 🙂
  16. Yes it is a shame . Nice beard and eye brows . Its happened before and I expect it will happen again .
  17. Yes . I know that . He had a serious lip out recently ......It was for the purposes of the fish theme . TREE STURGEON ? Saul / sole 🙂
  18. So you got the wood from R.H. Is he a tree sturgeon ?

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