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Stubby

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  1. I got a bit of seaweed hanging up . does me
  2. T540 has always come with a metal loop for fixing to strop and a plastic loop for high fixing .
  3. Stubby

    Jokes???

    And tomorrow , and Monday ......
  4. And how the copper managed to keep all that traffic back by just holding out his arm . Ineradicable ! ☺️
  5. Actually may Dad was minus one . Born 27th March 1925 .
  6. I am not looking at anyone's toddger . That's my final answer . ☺️
  7. TCD will go garrity with a stump height like that ! ☺️
  8. Major suck up Mick ?
  9. Google earth 007 ? ☺️
  10. There is no substitute for experience . If you have none you have to start somewhere to gain some . Not your worry Rob .
  11. Lovely . Did you not see me at the corner shop getting a bag of spuds for my Gran ? Still a jam up going into Thread Needle street after the bridge !
  12. I think that is bad for them . Ticking over for ages means they are getting little fuel therefor little oil . Possible glazing of the bore ? I think its ok to hold a new saw WOT as long as its in the cut . That way its getting max oil but not over revving . I would not hold one at WOT in fresh air . As Steve says get em warmed up first and have a bit of common sense/mechanical sympathy .
  13. But do these laws apply to the pro users ?
  14. Well if its not the guy who you have spoken to then yes , some pikeys have used his good name to , ply thier trade as it were . Not unheard of . Very sorry . Had the same happen to my old Dad .
  15. In his last post he said he has .
  16. Do these laws apply to " profesionals " in Thailand ? Anyway , back to your question . The pico bar will not work with the new .325 powerhead sprocket because the nose sprocket of the bar is a different pitch .
  17. Either way we need it filmed if at all possible . ?
  18. When you have determined what file you should be using for your chain , the file should make contact with the cutter face with 1/5th of the file diameter ABOVE the top plate . Once you have corrected this you will need to take the gullets out a bit as they will then be wider than the top plate causing the sides to rub in the kirf . In reality I think you need someone who knows how to sharpen to show you .
  19. Brave man .
  20. Google the specs for the saw if you can but , as others have said its probably a " home owner " small capacity saw . Rule of thumb .. Take the cc of the saw and divide by 3 gives you max bar length in inches . E.G. 60cc saw can use a 20" bar max . 20 X 3 = 60 .
  21. Angle grinders ? Do you mean stone cutters ?
  22. Wrong toothpaste mate ☺️
  23. Oh , older for sure . I am 68 ☺️
  24. E.S.N. I think .
  25. Made I fair chuckle ?

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