Stubby
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Green / wet wood ?
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Well they arnt going to fleece you and me bud !
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Ok . You know best . I am 61 and never going up a tree again so I don't give a flying feck ! . Seriously you are absolutely correct .
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BUT ....the thing is you could do that with an 020/ms200t and all that would break would be the little plastic spigot on the chain brake handle which does not matter a hoot . If you are cutting and chucking you need to drop the saw and grab the limb and chuck it past the green house / plants / raspberrys etc .... Now you cant .
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Yea . Anything is possible given enough time and money and engineering prowess . May be not economical but possible ...
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Explained to the seller that it is a Chinese Zomax re badged as a Husqvarnw 395 and is in fact 52cc pile of poo ...but hey ho !
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Ok . Old stubby will have to wear that one !
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I am guessing you are very careful rather than lucky !
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I was jesting really Just high lighting the good points of each saw
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The bar will last about 400 years and the saw about 4 weeks !
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Any one tried putting a T540 engine in an old MS 200T chassis ...?
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What Ian has said . Get a 3/8 7 and 8 pin . You can swap between the two and make your choice and you can still use a standard chain loop .
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It wont in fresh air but it might in the cut .....
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Rook pate on toast for starters .....
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2 days before the rooks and squirrels .....
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Drive links in the chain loop . Standard loop wont be long enough once you go more than one tooth up on the sprocket ....
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Might do but the squirrels have to put them there for it to work
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Prada do a rather elegant diamonte one ( or so I'm told )
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Nothing is set in stone and its only my opinion but obviously the shorter the bar the higher the gearing you can run . May have to add a driver or two if you go above 8 pin in either pitch .
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The squirrels seem to dry them in the air filter pan of an old Ford Mondeo .....You try that
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I think the standard 7 pin 3/8 is very slightly faster than an 8 pin .325 ( I run the 8 pin .325 on an 18" bar ) Once you start upping the gearing beyond that you run the risk of sacrificing some torque and possible plug fouling as the saw might not " rev out " due to the higher gearing . However 7 pin .325 is a joke on that saw ......
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Maybe that self powered multi blade jobbie that dangles from a helicopter ?
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Ok Rubin mate. I'm only winding you up bud ! . You are right of course matey .
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[quote name=doobin;1177719 I'm all about the right tools for the job. You change the bar on your saw according to what you're cutting' date=' why should strimming be any different? [/quote] On one hand you say " change the bar according to what you are cutting " why should strimming be any different ....and on the other hand you say " 2.4 is all you need " :001_smile: :001_smile:
