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Stubby

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  1. Spud ported 346XP . 15" bar full chiz chain driven by an 8 pin power mate rim . ( but I am retired now )
  2. No bud . Done a lot of wreck fishing in my early years ( mono fulfillment days ) and the braid just looks tooooo thin ! It was common to get a 15/20 lb cod on the bottom pirk and 2x pollock or ling on the muppets above . Been out of the game for so long just need to catch up .
  3. Ok you sea fishing types . I am very old school and lack confidence in modern braid coz I have never used it before . It just looks toooooo thin ! I understand there is less drag on thin line . I like to fill the spool on my boat reels as you get the best ratio of retrieve if the spool is full . just put 300 meters of Berkley Whiplash 100 lbs on a Penn senator 6/0 and the spool is barely half full . Should I put a backing line on first and can you join it with a standard " fisherman's knot ? If I wanted to fill the whole reel with whiplash it would cost a hell of a lot . I have 2x 6/0 2x 4/0 and 1 x 9/0 . The 9/0 would cost a fortune . What do you guys do in this situation ?
  4. Dead standing is good . Dead that's been on the ground taking up wet for sometime , not so .
  5. Now you say it yea ! Never really noticed that before
  6. Ariel Arrow 250 2t twin actually .
  7. Go back to 1971 and that would be 10 shillings ?
  8. Stubby

    Grief!

    I think you might be right ?
  9. Were they at least 2 meters apart ?
  10. Try sawing with it rather than chopping . That's the job for an axe . ?
  11. I think the shorter laminated bars that came with 346 and the like were made by Cadburys .
  12. Think they do now . just seen something called , and I quote , Husqvarna 16" X-force pro laminated guide bar .325 1.5mm 582086966 .
  13. Don't want your todger dragging on the ground eh Khriss ?
  14. I remember when I first started work at 16 I could not believe someone could be on their feet for the whole day ! ?
  15. I have burnt it from time to time with no problems .
  16. Because everything to do with the cutter is tapered ( from the cutting face back ) to give clearance . When you have sharpened a cutter back a long way the lower part of the gullet can end up as wide as the top plate or a bit wider and this will cause it to rub in kirf . So yea . Clean out the gullets from time to time .
  17. Its not THAT critical . You can make it cut with pretty much any round file in the saw sharpening range .
  18. I was walking with my spaniel one summer and just in front of my face there was a sudden collision . What I think was a Hobby ( small blueish hawk ) took a swallow in mid flight .
  19. What now ? . What do you mean what now Butch . I mean you and me . Oh , that what now . There is no you and me .
  20. The Drakes might be " in eclipse " . They do this after breeding and grow a temporary set of flightless ,sorta dowdy feathers . That's why sometimes you cant tell the Ducks from the Drakes . This lasts for a few weeks then they regrow their flight feathers and off they go . @AJStrees
  21. People forget how much we owe them .
  22. The Birch catkins from the trees to the front of my house are all over the ground and in the back of my truck . Shed loads !
  23. Stubby

    056

    Sorry . Bummer .
  24. Not directly no , but if you needed to make a new gasket for , say a chainsaw or punch some holes in some leather straps or the like then they could be .....

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