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    1. 115 2. 133 3. 6100 4. 7910 5. Rex
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    Watching your mower and waiting ive got the sarp model in with lost drive so hopefully you will sort it before I try :thumbup:
  3. shavey
    Great postings today Barrie
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    Hello Send me a PM with details thanks
  5. shavey
    Ditto he said the same to me , he's happier now bath won on Saturday
  6. shavey
    Hello Harvey great idea good luck on your milling and if you need any help with bars Chains or anything glad too help
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    Great selection of saws they look good in the snow What's your verdict on iggesund bars they seem well priced
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    Dolmar

    shavey replied to shavey's topic in AJS Dolmar

    Current 50cc models for you too take a gander at :thumbup:
  9. shavey
    If you keep asking these positive questions you will get your answer go for it :lol:
  10. shavey
    Ha ha but the excuses are wearing thin with my wife she now knows the difference between sachs dolmar and dolmar I can't get away with telling her that there new products too sell new plan needed
  11. shavey
    nice one wes how many have you got tucked away :thumbup: here is a cart from copperhead racing collections
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    It probably will be ,, its just I got a chain cover going spare so it will hopefully be made use of :lol:
  13. shavey
    Hello bud it's like making a jigsaw there's always peices missing :thumbup:
  14. shavey
    Yes 30" seems a bit overboard but I can honestly say approx three winters ago I had several big wind blown hedge trees ash and beech and all I had at the time was the 166 on a 44" and 123 on a 30" 3/8 050 and after the first few rings off with the big saw then the rest with the 123 now that engine is quite a square motor with a long Stroke of 40mm and bore of 46 or 47mm and max RPM of 7000-8000 made it a slugger in big wood Compared to the husqvarna 70cc at the time having bigger bore but a much shorter stroke so much higher RPM quicker on smaller stuff :thumbup:
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    I agree the old SAE and Din HP rating where exaggerated And your own conclusions should be drawn from use of the said saw The 115 again is a different saw and from the 5105 as you know the 5105 is much higher rpm , but the 115 has a lower RPM max power and has gains lower down but the 5105 has gains higher so coupled with newer styling works And again the older style of the 115 works for some but not all iam one who has had one from the start It's like the predesesor to the ps-420 the 401 , 410 Totaly different but It works a great seller since its launch all those years ago
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    Sold sold if you don't mind it being picked up by somebody else I don't need to try it I can see what it's like I will send you a PM :thumbup:
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    It looks a nice saw
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    Husqvarna

    shavey replied to Bird's topic in Firewood forum

    Just got one in for repair it does seem a bit cumbersome and bulky
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    Luv it Spud watch your lawn with this one Wes should be the man with the answers There where some of these 1-40's and upwards that used the kart engine and vice versa :thumbup:
  20. shavey
    Yes good luck too you your half way there with your positive thinking great story You will get plenty of work
  21. shavey
    I know what you mean once he gives me some news on the new solo's I will probably change my mind :lol:
  22. shavey
    Great saw there Wes :thumbup:
  23. shavey
    Hey spud in that photo I put up , the saw nearest the 2008 is the same as yours surely
  24. shavey
    Nice one spud what model is it you could have an elusive beast there I ve heard different tales about the bigger macs sending sparks and flames out the exhaust my old pro Mac 850 burn out its exhaust quicker than it should have
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    There's a pic of one I sold on page 3 of this thread there might be another coming across the Atlantic but here is a few down under :thumbup:

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