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Send me a PM when your ready and we can sort it out thanks
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The bar is made too fit the D033 mount it’s a 3/8 bar 063 gauge and 92 Drive link so it’s adäquate to fit over the drive sprocket of the 123
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That is a good saw it is around the same size as a husqvarna 42special it’s a shame they didn’t market it better when it was released now the petrol has stopped it’s getting too late
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You haven’t got much choice of bar that saw at the moment there’s three sizes around that fit and are available 20” 28” and 36”I’ve owned and used a few of these in chainsaw and concrete saw versions and there sloggers top rpm is only 8k i used to run a 30” on my last one ive got a 28” and chain if you need any help
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It’s a good tool I’ve seen one last week nice balance
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Not really a tool but an essential aid you sling over your shoulder and you don’t it’s there when your fencing on steep ground it’s a stirrup iron and leather @Stubby will get it Great way of pulling barbwire down
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Did you find the edges on the grip too square too start with when new on high tensile barb wire it would break
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If you ever decide too part company with them give me a shout
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Yes your right it can be a pain over uneven ground yes there seems to be a lot of that with the prices nowadays
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Yes those two piece tensioners don’t quite cut the mustard bit of a flav joining them up here’s the last two I was watching
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That was a deal you could get 1000% profit on those My last pair cost £150 new in box on eBay about three years ago mole valley farmers used too sell them
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Yes totally agree I got three sets to keep going and finish a line and start another run theres been a few on eBay lately fetching strong money
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Thought these where worth a mention trewhella monkey strainers makes quick work of barb wiring
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that’s a nice outfit couldn’t be without our protec there good precise machines