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  1. Stubby
    When you rev it up the clutch engages and the bearing will stop spinning so its not the clutch bearing you are hearing .
  2. Stubby
    This . Its not unheard of especially on the early saws that had one less crank case bolt than the current model .
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    When they are green and immature they are very similar . I bow to your final answer however . ?
  4. Stubby
    Yes , as you say hard to tell for sure from that pic .
  5. Stubby
    think the first may be Western Red Ceder ( thuja ) ?
  6. Stubby
    Does a 181 have one ?
  7. Stubby
    Also would not use fuel that was " months " old .
  8. Stubby
    Hope so .
  9. Stubby
    The joke is the limb hits the metal gismo he is wearing then he turns and looks face up to see if another one is coming .
  10. Stubby
    They will cut themselves out with a gas axe in no time ☺️
  11. Stubby
    Actually Ive heard he knows quite a bit about cars so not a bad shout in the end !?
  12. Stubby
    DONT put fresh mix in if you are going to post it to anyone .
  13. Stubby
    yea but £300 is not bad when you consider its £900 or more for a new saw .
  14. Stubby
    On that saw I would go OEM and fix the air leak as well !
  15. Stubby
    There are some bigguns near me in West Sussex . In a water board compound as it happens .
  16. Stubby
    So , will you be selling it as a non runner ?
  17. Stubby
    Can you try the starter of another known saw that works properly ? just to eliminate the starter cover .
  18. Stubby
    There is a coating on the rubber components to keep them supple . Pump fuel slowly stacks the rubber and removes that coating but the petrol itself keeps it supple until eventually it dissolves . This takes a number of years . The Alkylate fuel does not do this so if you switch over to Aspen or similar after running a machine on pump fuel for a long time the Aspen can show up the damage caused by the pump fuel . If the saw is not very old it is usually not a problem . I changed all the rubber components in my older saws as a precaution but not in the A/T saws as they are not so old . I have had no probs at all .
  19. Stubby
    Does the chain go round when you pull it over ? Wonder if its a rusted up clutch bearing ???
  20. Stubby
    Go get 'em Thor ?
  21. Stubby

    Jokes???

    Stubby replied to brownie1964's topic in The Lounge

    Cracker Jonathan ! ?
  22. Stubby
    It seems not Doobs ...?
  23. Stubby
    Price not an issue ? Just get the saw mill from the film " Never Give an Inch " ...Sorted ?
  24. Stubby
    I honestly don't think its a problem for ebay . A sale is a sale to them . You could sell a tactical nuclear war head to a children's nursery as far as they are concerned .
  25. Stubby
    I don't know if that is true . You say " surely " because you feel that is morally correct , it may well be the case but I don't know to be honest .

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