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Stubby

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  1. Especially with a big 90cc saw !. Watched a vid with a pair of strides strapped to a saw horse . Quite a difference . Would not have cut your leg right off but you would have bleed to death without instant surgery .
  2. They do stop as the ballistic material wraps around the drive sprocket as it is intended . You do however get more penetration than you would with a coasting chain .
  3. seems I have been lucky all this time then
  4. Electric motors can be wound in such a way as to give you a " dead stop " ( I believe there is a small amount of current sent the opposite way through the armature giving a braking effect ). With a petrol/gas saw you get a coasting chain when you let go the trigger . With an electric motor wired this way you don't get a coasting chain . you get a dead stop .
  5. .......I want to see a head to head with a 572 ........
  6. That is what I meant when I referred to Common sense .......
  7. Deep fried Mars Bars ........
  8. Common sense comes into play surely ?
  9. Hi Mark . You are obviously multi skilled ! Welcome mate .
  10. Good luck Paul in the next episode of your life .
  11. I found it embarrassing to watch . I think my dog could do equally as well .
  12. I liked the way John Major was just grey
  13. The boy is a natural !
  14. I get it putting a pair of thick socks on !
  15. ' Up in the dizzy heights again Reg . Lovin' life bud !

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