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  1. Stubby
    When the 576 came out I sold my 372 and bought one and found it to be a pointless saw . It weighed almost as much as the out going 385 and made less power . So I sold it again and bought another 372 which Spud ported for me and still have it today .
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    Oh . OK . That's good .
  3. Stubby
    And the flux capacitor ...
  4. Stubby
    Tasty !
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    Surely as low as possible to avoid the chance of having to pay inheritance tax . Once probate is granted then , hey the world is your lobster ...
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    Don't think he deliberately felled it knowing it had a nest in . He just did not do due diligence . In any event he is a knob .
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    55cc spins 9 inch line just fine . Once it gets down to about 7 inches or less its starts to rev too high IMHO . A few hundred rpm it not going to make any difference to productivity if you can still swing the machine at the same rate and it can only get faster , never slower .
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    As you say . Each to his own . The only real time it is a disadvantage is when you encounter fox shit . Other than that its way better . I can run the 4.00 mm lines at about 9 inches long each . . Have you tried no guard ?
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    As I have just posted in my thread . ( Summer limb drop )
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    Paul Kantna and Grace Slick
  11. Stubby
    Have you noticed they have taken the creepy old man out of the toffee advert with the little girl in ? Werthers I think it was ...
  12. Stubby
    I wanna tell you a story .....
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    Just heard from a friend of mine that a local farmer was mowing his lawn and a limb fell and killed him out right . His land was next to the land I keepered on . Not seen the fella for a number of years but fcuk . Bit of a shock .
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    Oh . Mine is analogue . You need hands to turn the pages 👍
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    Do you want to buy my copy Khriss ? 🙂
  16. Stubby
    Flush cutting ! 🙂
  17. Stubby
    I have read the sign twice and unusually for me I am not confused . In another thread I started a week or so back I witnessed a Beech limb drop .
  18. Stubby
    I use no guard and an Oregon Jet Fit head so no friction welding occurs .
  19. Stubby
    I have one of those . What do expect to get for it ?
  20. Stubby
    Just put them in the ground if you want them to stand any chance of thriving .
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    Electric chainsaws

    Stubby replied to neiln's topic in Chainsaws

    Electric motors inherently produce torque . Look at some of the recent electric powered motorcycles ( zero TT at the I.O.M. ) or the Tesla cars . Huge amounts of grunt . It can only get better IMHO .
  22. Stubby
    That would have involved some form of maintenance though....
  23. Stubby
    I was . Bearing in mind it was the school holidays .
  24. Stubby
    Tidy job dude .
  25. Stubby
    Privately its funny . Publicly , well , no .

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