Stubby
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What happened Khriss ?
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Ok . Is that better ?
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Extra 15 pallets at the end of the day Khriss ?
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Also learn to dress the bar and flip it each time . Having said that those Sugi bars are well hard and don't need dressing nearly as often as the Caderbury bars that come with most Huskys !
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You are doing the right thing learning to sharpen up .This , once mastered can save time , money and general aggravation . Do you know any one who could teach you first hand ?
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very posh bud !
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However both will work . The most important thing it to keep the chain sharp .
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No . As I stated above up to 50cc it is generally considered .325 works better . Above 50cc its thought 3/8ths is more suited . This is why they come this way from the manufacturer .
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3/8ths ( .375 ) is a longer distance between the drivers than .325 so the drive sprocket on the power head and the nose sprocket on the bar tip will be different . Does that make sense ? A sorta rule of thumb is up to about 50cc most saws run .325 pitch and then from 50cc up to about 90cc its 3/8ths and above 90cc its usually .404 pitch . This is not set in stone .
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I would check the numbers on the bar first to establish what it really is .
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You will have to replace the bar if it is truly 3/8ths as the nose sprocket wont mate with a .325 pitch chain .
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Also if it is really running 3/8ths you will not only have to change the rim sprocket but the plastic oiler drive as well I think if you put it back to .325 . ( I suspect it is running .325 and the guy that sold it to thought it was 3/8ths . I could be wrong .
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IMO it should be running .325 pitch chain not 3/8ths . .325 is standard on them .15" bar is about right for this saw . They respond well to porting ( I have a spud ported one ) . If you are cutting " dirty " wood maybe go for a semi chisel chain .
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He wants 14" or 16" I think ?
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Quotes for insurance for ? Car, Van, pick up , public liability , house contents etc etc...? If its for a pickup I can recommend Admiral Van .
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Not finished with the holms here . gonna get medieval on you ass . ?
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Not even at the week end ?
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Could just be a split fuel line .
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There are differences in fret boards . For example nut widths vary from about 42mm up to 43mm . String spacings also . On an American Strat it is wider than an "import " ( Japanese or Korean made ) . Wilkinson trem spacings are in between the two . Scale length is 25.5 inches . neck profiles can be different . D shape , U shape V shape , V blending to shallow D as you go up the neck . Fret board radius cam be 7.25 inch 9 inch , 10 inch 12 inch or compound radius say , 9 flattening to a 12 as you go up the neck . All this on a Fender Strat . Telecasaters a usually narrower , 42 mm nut . Gibson scale length is 24.75 inch . I have an SG that I struggle with as it is too wide for me but my ES335 is narrow like a Fender Tele . There many combinations .
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Of course . He was mutten by then !
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Where there is a will there is a way .
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Polish Qualifications are they transferable
Stubby replied to Jackie Quirke's topic in Training & education
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And she looked like she was wondering what to have for dinner . I wonder what Ludvig would think of the slightly over driven valves ?
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Or did I switch the word swap to switch ?
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He is the dealer . The potential thief was from London .
