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Stubby

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  1. I have found its just a couple of pumps on the primer bulb on my 560 when hot .
  2. I have to be honest here ...I don't like it . I would prefer the wood grain as it comes . Its cleaver but not for me . Sorry .
  3. Were are you stacking them mate ? ๐Ÿ˜
  4. 550 MK 2 ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ‘ Hows that for sales pitch !
  5. Not tried one myself but , most people on here rate it highly over the older Mk one . I think it will pull an 18" bar but instinct tells me it would be better balance on a 15" but that would limit what you want it for in a tree .
  6. I think the distance from the center line of the tension holes and the back of the slot need to be pretty much the same . I know the slot forward of the holes is longer on the older bar but I don't think that matters . Also the oil hole seems to be in a different position . Might be a problem ?
  7. You makes I fair chuckle Steve mate ๐Ÿ˜
  8. I never engage the chain brake when moving about and I will be 69 this Januarry . Never had an accident . Will I go to prison ?
  9. I don't know the figures or any data but I know some accidents , even deaths occur when cutting in a tree . The classic " holding and cutting " is at best a nick on the left hand and at worst a cut tendon or a cut artery and bleeding out . Thankfully I have never experienced the above other than my mate cutting his knuckle .
  10. Just clumsy feckers who don't know what they are doing I would suggest .
  11. Husqvarna did something like that on a 346xp I seem to remember . Not popular and I think it was dropped . You wont beat a standard chain brake in good working order in the case of a kickback IMHO .
  12. You would be hard pushed to stop the chain quicker than the inertia brake . Try it. Get your saw , rev it up and poke the nose of the bar hard into a log . The brake will come on instantly ( provided it is in working order ) the saw will recoil in your hands some what but the chain will be stopped dead before it gets anywhere near you .
  13. Your not quite right on the inertia brake bit . It does not require a reactive force by the user . Its a reactive force all right but but usually totally uncontrolled by the user . A kick back for example will set the brake on before the operator knows whats happened .
  14. He moves in mysterious ways ๐Ÿ˜
  15. Take the exhaust can off and have a look at the piston through port for any damage .
  16. Spuds dark recess ? come on , this is a family show ๐Ÿ˜
  17. Cnuts . Sorry to hear this .
  18. Stubby

    Oh bugger

    I was in the dev shop ( prototype ) and would have done that on a Bridgeport Interact CNC using the circular pocket program instead on a boring bar .
  19. Spot on . A variaty of russett .
  20. Class 1 strides , front only unless using a saw up a tree ( Pfanner for me ) , Proper hat ( good ear muffs ) decent boots ( try them on , don't skimp ) and all the above that's been said . If your not wet you're not working so be as comfortable as you can .
  21. Looks great Andy . ๐Ÿ‘
  22. I bought an easy lift from Ted when they first came out and could not get on with it either .

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