Stubby
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I have smallish feet but wide ( 8 ) . Hobbit feet . Zermatts suit me too . Just with they were a little more supple .....
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I like it a lot . Seen a simpler one on here a few moths back . Great for the no need to split stuff . Only needs one bloke with a bit of better positioning . Think I would prefer it to a saw bench as your body is never in line with the cutting and your hands are away from it to . The chain only runs when a log is in there . Think I like it better than the one where you have to crank the saw up and down . As said sharp chain would help . I want one .
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I think what would help would be limiter stops like on the big Husky ground saws . They have a peg on one half and a and a circular raised ring centered about the peg on the other half . This would stop the two halves moving too far apart when the saw is dropped on its strop . .
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To be honest my first one in the pic did not seem to affect ther saw at all
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It minimizes the tendency for the spring to take a side shock load . My second one is not as bent .
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I'm om my second . Don't drop it on your strop ./
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As said use de comp . Not coz you are not hard and tough . Coz it save this happening . . There was an updated one . Don't know if you have the latest one ? Not really strong enough really . Like the rear a.v. spring on the T540 . Still; cracking saws though . I always use the decomp so not happened to me yet .....
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Sort out some of the homeless ......
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Don't give Mum and Dad your man flu !
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This new rain looks just like the old rain Jon !
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Total wash out here in West Sussex Jon ......
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What ever it is its very adjustable looking at all the mounting holes ...
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Thats the way to go then !
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More stripes than a deck chair !
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<p>Happy new year Jon me old mucker ( 21 years ...not so old ! ) This old stubby will be 61 on January the 20th ! Not sure about getting tickets for Quins V Bath . Think I have to become a member . I am just a humble supporter !</p>
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The special also had the bottom end of a 372 so slightly over engineered saw that would go on for ever ....
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Mine is 10 years old ! Recently ported by spud so not standard but the decomp valve is the original .
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I'm happy with dollars Rich ....
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I think that the " run in " period is a thing of the past now a days . With manufacturing tolerances more accurate . Do not " lean " heavily on a saw till the rings have bedded in but always cut with the throttle wide open .
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[quote= If not Randy's repairs is you man. He has everything. Does he have this weeks winning lotto numbers ?
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Strait back to dealer then . 2 year warranty I think . Get them to check it over ... Not good to use part throttle though . Flat out or tick over . They are ment to cut fl;at stick . Part throttle is part lubing on a 2 stroke .
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Steady Steve .......
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I'v heard the 60cc Dollie is a cracking saw by the way ! Ok , fair cop ! I did have probs but all fixed under warranty a long time ago ( 2011 to be exact ) Since then all has been well .
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My guess would be the de-comp buttons are not poping out when it fires . Could be a faulty batch of de-comps ? My 10 year old 372 XP pops it out on the first cough on choke and you have to push it back in for the next pull .
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How long you had it then ?
