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  1. Stubby
    I have a suspicion its not a Husqvarna .............
  2. Stubby
    And my point is I don't think it is ........
  3. Stubby
    Feeding the kids ?
  4. Stubby
    Well yea , bless him . I never thought of that !
  5. Stubby
    A Dean Smith and Grace monster lathe would accommodate it between running centers but that is serious engineering territory .
  6. Stubby
    True but Husqvarna are , I think , committed to this route ...
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    It does look like screw driver access in the pics but I bet it wont end up like that when it goes to production coz of emission regs . It is after all a per production prototype ......
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    The Burley I have has an actual notch on the door catch for having it open a critical amount when heating the flue .
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    Have had 2 X 394 . Super saw . I very much doubt you would find one with any life left in now though ...
  10. Stubby
    A dull chain is a dull chain whether its square ground , round ground or semi . ......
  11. Stubby
    2 stage dismantle ....sorted .
  12. Stubby
    No , actually I also wanted his daughter phased in around 2022 but alas he would not budge .........
  13. Stubby
    I saw a skeleton with cob webs hanging off him once . His head was drooped and he had a throw line dandling, looked a bit fed up .
  14. Stubby
    I wanted million pounds for my Husqvarna 3120 on a 50" canon bar but I got £760 . Was happy with that !
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    Upgrade help

    Stubby replied to Glide's topic in Chainsaws

    If you want a top 50cc saw you cant beat a Spud ported Husqvarna 346 . In 4 years its only had a spark plug .....but I am biased
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    Upgrade help

    Stubby replied to Glide's topic in Chainsaws

    He is referring ( I think ) to me repeatedly wittering on about the clutch needle bearing failure due to / oval powermate / resulting in oval crank end / terminating in un economic repair stuff with these saws .......................and that ........
  17. Stubby
    The flue is cold and the air flow is in the wrong direction . This is possibly compounded by not enough height on the stack . You try to heat the flue with paper etc which would normally work but the shorter stack works against you . As others have said my be worth adding some height to the stack . I dont know if the " flue cube " thing is bollox or not but I have heard it helps . ( I have no connection whats so ever with flue cube and have never tried one )
  18. Stubby
    Very slick bud ! Nice work . Your " mountain ash " is different to ours ( Rowen ) Yours is a Gum/Eucalyptus type ?
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    There is a thing call " the flu cube " Don't know if its a gimmick or not . Not had to try anything as my flu has good draw but have heard others having success with it . Might be worth a look .
  20. Stubby
    Understood . I still have a 2011 560 that I sent off to petemate on here for sorting a few weeks after I bought it . Still going strong . Had problems from new with a new carb and other niggles . As soon as I got it back from petemate been faultless its. Had one new primer bulb and that's it .
  21. Stubby
    Tis too
  22. Stubby
    Horse logging ? As per avatar ,,,,,,,
  23. Stubby
    There is nothing to stop you from porting a new A/T saw ........
  24. Stubby
    Full chiz for me .
  25. Stubby
    Sorry . My bad !

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