shavey
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Husky 559xpg was a bugger to start in the heat today
shavey replied to SteveA's topic in General chat
same here wondered when that one was realesed :thumbup: -
back in the 90's i bought a dolmar 115i for softwood thinning and it was the most reliable saw i ever owned, everybody was running husky 254 and j'red 2050 turbo and nobody took the dolly seriously at all
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what a good idea :thumbup:
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very true ian well built and powerful they might be a few grams heavier than the competition but i think its for the right reasons and ian has the limited edition ''dolmak PS5105'' :lol:
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what a brilliant idea :thumbup:
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Husvarna 394/395 rebuild/build off/ differences...
shavey replied to wisecobandit's topic in Chainsaws
this is a great thread nice pictures you make it look so easy :thumbup: -
once it gets to september vosa will be pulling us lorry drivers checking for CPC certificates it will be easy spot penalties for them
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hello you should be ok with a 28'' bar 404 gauge here is a link to a saw shop in the states that i have just bought mine from they are good bars and good service ebay number 360858335660
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was'nt sure if this one was allowed
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in this months classic tractor at cambridge sales late april a 1967 mf 135 with 1097hrs on the clock made £15,600 crazy money
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good idea get itchecked over better too be safe than sorry you need a back up saw :thumbup:
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i will be getting one soon and if it performs well ,its reliable and the figures are right i will sell be selling them in the future
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its great you chaps had a good weekend :thumbup: its nice to put faces too names :thumbup1:
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yes they are good my neighbour has got one they cut well good working height an easy to lift and move around and store safely , far out of theives way i will be getting this model in very soon dolmar CS7000Z VERY SIMILAR TO THE BINDERBERGER
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great post well put i visited my uncle who has just left hospital after a small operation who is 95yrs old he started the war in northern europe then went down to the north african campaign and finished the war in italy he has never talked about his years away from home but iam so proud of these fine men and women which kept the world at peace again i have visited the graveyards at moorselle in belgium very humbling to see makes your problems seem very trivual seeing those graves
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ive got the same older 2003 model its done loads of work, and wet grass no problem :thumbup:
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the 60cc class is going to be interesting now that echo have put themselves back into contention with the sales of this new model the CS-620 rocketing and now dolmar have there contender the PS-6100 its been selling well in europe and the usa i have purchased one and its proving to be very good indeed i have a 560xp which i like alot so they will be used together and see how the ps-6100 performs once its run in :thumbup:
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hello paul there are a few differences the PS5000 is a semi-pro saw and the PS5105 is a proffesional ps 5000 has plunger button, and some have de-comp valve , different coil some clutch assemblys are different , the carbs have two different variations and it has the red top cover, and non cat muffler but most body parts are used on both models so the PS 5105 gains 0.2kw of power over the PS5000 hope this helps andrew
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gutted for you geoff it's a sad world people taking all these tools scum of the earth mate
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what area are you, what sort of access, and can you load a artic
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get the T-REX out and let them kids hear the roar :thumbup:
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last time i passed there they where doing carverys 2 for 1 :thumbup:
