Stubby
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Yea but what about all the oil I saved ? ?
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I can say the same only mine run 50:1 .
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USA based "Chainsaw" type brush cutter disc - anyone seen one in the UK
Stubby replied to cjdg's topic in General chat
But these aren't " flail - type " cutting attachments . No swinging chains . Cutters are riveted to the disk . Not saying the wont fly off if they take a knock but this is not what is described in the European Commission document that you quoted . -
Wanting to start in coppicing/forestry
Stubby replied to Keen 2 Learn's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Sorry I was meaning hand cutters in general , thinking that coppicing would not keep you going all year round so you would have to do some forestry cutting and yes I was meaning a forestry harvester . -
Old Skool ! ?
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@spudulike
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This , or .......Get yourself a Gimp ! ? ( The spider has ought a fly Zed ! )
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Don't mind the look of them . Only 5" flue though .
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I agree totally . However I was speaking to Mark Oden yesterday ( MJO Forestry ) and he said if its got it it will die eventually . How much of this statement is commercially based I don't know . He has felled thoudands on tones and is currently enjoying a boom in the round wood sales .
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USA based "Chainsaw" type brush cutter disc - anyone seen one in the UK
Stubby replied to cjdg's topic in General chat
Yep I have seen them before . Clearing saw had one on . It was in this country a few years back . -
He knows Eggs . I messaged him when I messaged you .
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Don't worry Bud . Vesp did it all the time ..?
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A felling leaver does not fit in my wedge pouch. How long is the handle on that wedge ? Not much less than a short breaker bar ..
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If it was one buck rabbit against one rat I would have my money on Buggs .
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I have asked this . The containers are quite heavy duty plastic Seems a shame not to re use them . You could maybe get a few pence back as an incentive ? Like the old soda syphons . . Chucked a Husqvarna one in the recycle today . They took it no problem as it didn't smell of petrol .
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I like a happy ending . ?
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And so it comes round again . Another thread extolling the virtuous of soft wood . This drum has been banged by me and others for a long time . Why is the message not getting through ?
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Yep I see that . My mate wont sharpen an 020/200 chain coz the down time lost cutting is more than the cost of a new chain . Thing is , about your point , you just might be in better health in those 2 years to keep on using that saw ...
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Any of you guitarists out there use/used a Vox AC 35 Tony Bruno model ? Its based on the AC30 but the circuitry has been designed by Tony Bruno , for Vox , ( American bespoke amp designer ) . Its sorta Fender BlackFace meets Marshal . Slightely darker in tome that the AC30 . I got one and an AC 30 with the old British " chime"
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Fair play mick .Each to his own . Do you remember black and whit TV , 405 lines ? some great programs ?
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Like I said . If it was not here we would all be doing what you are . I have been the same . Been using pump fuel for years with no apparent problems but I know its better for me and I know its better for the machiene . Strip a saw that has been using Aspen from the get go and inside its clean as a whistle . Practically zero carbon build up . Strip a saw that has run on pump fuel all its life and its a different story . ...Not saying your lungs have carbon build up but there must be some advantages ..
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My nephew in Australia had size 13 feet when he was about 13 years old . It looked like he had a couple of canoes on the end of his legs . ?
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The thing is If Alketite fuels were not here we would all go on using pump fuel . Our life style choices are irrelevant . Its like the MMR vaccine . Before it we would still be getting measles . I use it coz its there and its better . Better for me and better for my saw/hedge cutter/log splitter etc etc .
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Not considered Husqvarna ? I find they cut fast and have bigger gaps between cutters to accept bigger stuff .
