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Stubby

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  1. I remember the FC once clear felled an area without the proper paper work . They had to fine themselves . ๐Ÿ™‚
  2. As it goes I have never had covid , never had the flu and can't remember the last common cold I had .
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    Jokes???

    Yep , its donkys years old . I remember hearing it on the wireless when I was a nipper . Got to be at least 50-60 years old . I laughed my cock off at the time .
  4. And what would the ratio be ? ๐Ÿ™‚
  5. Back , knees , shoulders and for arms . Shot to bits .
  6. I would have said , from the pics , half of that is brash .
  7. I was like that. Sat down with a cup of tea at six in the evening to watch the news and was asleep within 5 mins . Its not good for you .
  8. Jamie How would you say it compared to a 661 ?
  9. I felled one that was sound ( on my front lawn ) and several years later I felled it again as it coppiced very well . Excelent fire wood .
  10. I keep toilet roll middles . Fold and push 2 inside the first , and if you have it , put the wax from a baby bell cheese in the middle .
  11. Cherry all day long and twice on Sunday ๐Ÿ™‚
  12. If you want to go all Green and that , dried birch bark is a goodun .
  13. Its paraffin wax and burns off . No " waxy " residue left . The cheap ones in the CoOp work fine .
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    Galvanized bucket .
  15. Stubby

    Gone mad

    That is spooky Mick . We were taking 20 feet or so off the poplars right at the end near the lock gates . Got to know some of the people there too .
  16. Oh yes , a climber I used to work for would bin an 020 chain when dull as ( in his words ) the time out taken sharpening out weighed the loss of earnings on the job ! He was shit at sharpening though !
  17. I have tried various makes over the years including the early Husqvarna blue ones that were basically a couple of sleeping bags on each leg . Apart from an Australian pair ( Cloggers ? ) which aren't CE marked I always come back to Pfanners .
  18. I think I will stick to the appropriate round file and a flat file for the rakers . Thanks though ๐Ÿ™‚
  19. Pfanner for strides and anything that is comfortable in boots but NOT " chainsaw wellies" Instruments of torture .
  20. Its more the fact that they don't have proper wheel bearings , only plain steel bushes .
  21. I was binning them every 2 weeks ! ๐Ÿ˜ƒ The Oregon plate is best IMHO . What is a Stihl easyfile ?
  22. I tried those Husky roller thingys about 20 - 30 years ago . They are fine the first couple of sharpens but the plastic rollers wear down dropping the file too low . If you cant file free hand your best bet I recon is the oregon metal plate that the file clips to .
  23. Other way round me thinks . As the cutter becomes narrower and lower ( all sides taper to the back ) you wont get the larger file in the gullet so drop down a tad .
  24. Rain again this morning for an hour or so . 7 degrees currently .

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