Stubby
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Kinell ! Hope that was a wire core flip line .
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No ....? I mix it at 50:1 with Red Line 2t oil for the saws .
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Background to the HSE decision on two rope working
Stubby replied to kevinjohnsonmbe's topic in Training & education
Cracker ! -
I put some Aspen 4 in my log splitter recently ( coz I could not be arsed to drive round to the garage and get pump fuel ) and it ran perfectly but with noticeably less fumes .
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I know what you mean Mick .
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Welcome bud ! Good luck with everything . ?
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Which month do you start using your stove again?
Stubby replied to BowlandStoves's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
6 degrees first this thing morning but was up to 20 degrees by mid morning . I would be sweating light bulbs if I had lit it . -
I would Husqvarna ( as you would ) . My 555RX is a relentless bugger .
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Apart from one hundred sovs what have you got to loose ?
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Would that be the middle lever?
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Just crack on .
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I see this is 6.2litre and 180BHP . My Navara is 2.5litre and makes 188BHP . I guess the biggun has shed loads more torque .
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With regard to the Navara can you not get a V6 version anymore ? From your list of woes the Navara seems to come off best ( least woes ) .
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A good biggun will always beat a good littlun .
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Any saw tickets ? At least get your CS 30whater it is now .
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Background to the HSE decision on two rope working
Stubby replied to kevinjohnsonmbe's topic in Training & education
Why not go the whole hog and have spiders web of lines .....Its not been thought through by tree climbers as is obvious from pretty much all the above posts . -
What was the best ever stove you have/had?
Stubby replied to BowlandStoves's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
Yes a good flame picture is important to me ( which I get now with my Burley wood burner ) but more importantly the Parkray gave out heat from itself , heated 7 radiators and domestic hot water . -
Background to the HSE decision on two rope working
Stubby replied to kevinjohnsonmbe's topic in Training & education
My old buddie who I used to work with still climbs with a \Willans T22 on 3 core with a prussic ! this will blow his mind ? -
I suppose we are lucky here in the South bud !
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Still warm here in the South Downs . I'm talking 22 degrees and dry .... Rain tomorrow it seems .
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Load handler , as others have said .
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Its physics really . You could in reality but efficiency would be lost . Imagine a small 35cc saw with a carving bar running .404 full chisel square ground chain ...then imagine a 120cc saw with .043 gauge narrow kirf lowpro chain . ......
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Bless you Eggs mate . I am a big old softie for dogs .
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This ...... I have been a spaniel man all my life . 100 mph every ware at every opportunity ! Strait back on the whistle then strait off again ! I love 'em to bits though ?
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Background to the HSE decision on two rope working
Stubby replied to kevinjohnsonmbe's topic in Training & education
At the end of the day , how will this be policed ? If people carry on as before and don't have an accident ( as they never have before ) what is to stop small firms ( one climber and one or two groundies ) carrying on as they have ? I am talking domestic work here .
