Stubby
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Is that you with them on in the avatar ?
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<p>Him Steve . Does some one need to know my address for the rugby tickets I was lucky to win ? Don't suppose they are printed yet but just thought I would check as the game is next month . Regards Andy .</p>
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Here is full skip
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Bingo ! Its when you have a relatively long bar buried completely in the wood you have a greater length ( between cutters ) to carry the chip away . Helps stop bogging and binding .
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Full skip chain has a Rh cutter then a driver , then another driver , them a Lh cutter etc etc . Semi skip has The same arrangement but alternates between 2 drivers then 1 driver then 2 etc etc .
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Lorry running away in bath today killing 4 people
Stubby replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
Bad news that Jon . -
Husky 550 xpg starting problem when warm
Stubby replied to Stoke Wood Project's topic in Maintenance help
Thing is , on a 560 anyway , I ended up bending the 2 metal pins that engage with the starter when not using the decomp ... -
Mangos are very tasty but ....
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Husky 550 xpg starting problem when warm
Stubby replied to Stoke Wood Project's topic in Maintenance help
Fantastic little saw in their day ! On a 13" . Might bend you back a bit on that bar though . Least you got a saw ...... -
Sooo , Newmarket are ah ? .........
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Husky 550 xpg starting problem when warm
Stubby replied to Stoke Wood Project's topic in Maintenance help
Back to dealer then . I think there are a whole host of modded parts to sort this problem . I don't have a 550 but maybe some of the others on here who do can advise mate . Good luck ! ( Oh for an old 242 ! ) -
Husky 550 xpg starting problem when warm
Stubby replied to Stoke Wood Project's topic in Maintenance help
This is what works on my 560 ....ONE pump of primer . DON'T touch the red lever ( as ignition is always on ) . De comp in ( if you don't want to destroy the metal pins that engage with the stater mech ) Grab it between your thighs and pull sharpish . 2 of these pulls and it goes . Don't flood it ! -
I have book marked your gallery mate . .....for future reference
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Do it in a one er and get a Chinook in to lift it off ....Oh the days of the British Empire
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Doubt you would find one now but I will say it any way 242 on a 13"
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Burley Hollywell . Look em up , very efficient stove .
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You have to get the liner the right way up but once you got that sorted ......
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And just about every one knows now just by grinding off a couple of fins on the transfer covers ....shazam ! you suddenly have a 372Xtorque with 365 written on it
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Was thinking the same Or is that Sheffield in India ?
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I use my knob
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You have . But ....something with more torque is harder to stop if you are still on the gas
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Can you get on the roof and slide / screw a 6" liner down ? If you feel confident do it yourself . Fit the register plate also ? Go for it . there's not much else to it I think ( having helped in the installation of mine ) ...
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Unless you have a 372 then its just a circlip
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Sorry Wes only quoting from the factory specs ...should know better !
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Did not watch the vid but classic round over ?
