shavey
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The ps-9010 comes with D033 mounts and a 20" or 24" sprocket nosed bar The mounts will be changed to D009 mounts as customer requires Any bar can be supplied in this mount from 20" up to 60" In the near future there will be 28" and 36" bars available in D033 mounts
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These saws where built to take either mount D033 mount for EU D009 mount for Rest of the world As for bigger bars Sugihara , GB are the better value I dont think you can get any oregon power match in the EU over 36" But you will be adding approx £180-£190 +vat on top of the current price of the saw A sugihara pro 42" bar with full skip square ground chain would suit your job You require the saw and long bar for If you go on the dolmar thread it will show the option of the 9010 Cheers
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Any news on the 40-1 mix for that classic saw:lol:
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:lol:
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£17.59 inc vat last week for Aspen 4 I like to add my own oil
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Good idea jim as the saw is , you can use any large husky solo jonsereds bars With the modified bar studs if you give them half a turn you have the 880 bar mounts you will just have too modify the oiler hole :thumbup:
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Thanks for that I can never work out husqvarna Ages from serial tag Saw Troll knows them pretty good :thumbup:
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It does look alright it makes a change too see somebody else's good photos I will give you a call about those two saws cheers:thumbup:
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Great you like it Jim it looks great with the sugihara bar Just keep the saw working hard that will help the auto tune :thumbup:
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And nights :lol:
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Just wondering what age is this one
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Yes that was lucky, but perfect for stubble burning or weed control I had a L65 in for check over and I had the bar stuck in a big log with the saw bolt upright and was repairing the back handle little did I know there grommet that holds the fuel pipe in the top of the tank underneath the carb was non existent and of course petrol running out everywhere luckily I didn't get the saw too hot just a little smoke from the exhaust Luckily the grommet and pipe from an old stihl blower fits perfect
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That's a story you gotta enlighten us with it sounds good hope it wasn't to do with a fuel pipe and breather :thumbup:
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I might be wrong but I think a access permit in S.W forestry was £40
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Best of luck too him looks a good set up he should do ok with that mill
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McCulloch - was there ever a good one ?!
shavey replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Chainsaws
That's exactly what I thought stubby :thumbup: -
McCulloch - was there ever a good one ?!
shavey replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Chainsaws
Another photo for you TCD
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Great information Alec I've got a question you might be able too help me with Iam after a 72" Stihl duromantic bar new or a good used one for a 090 Thanks
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I had the same problem But sourced one from the states can't wait to use it now :thumbup:
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Yes I second Stubby and goaty quotes contact Rob he is very busy and will get back too you ASAP
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I've read on here somewhere there is a serial behind the exhaust but thats about all I can help but somebody will for sure give you a date
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You'll get one eventually :thumbup:
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Iam not sure , it's not my saw there from a friend in the USA he has got so many saws it's unbeleivable :lol:
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And this the other one
