jnoon
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Was delivering till 11pm last night 7 loads out after work !!
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I have a 2014 560 4 ish months old snapped rear av spring one above tank ordered a new one as CBa to do it under warranty & new one is oval shaped
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I tend to disagree my work mate had my 372, I think the cutting speed is very simular! And balance is superior on 560
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Hate to p@@s on your bonfire mate I've owned air power golds first boots I've bought! They leaked and lasted 5 minutes soles parted from shoe, nothing beats airstreams for comfort & strength
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Spend extra £10 er and get air streams last a good 18 months I wear them 6 days a week
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390 is a lovely saw, only a mite heavier than 576 but with loads more grunt I would have one but decided to go for 395 so I can pull my 3ft Sugi, however 24" would be 390 for sure!!
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Hi yes that was me, be up there All week, that's the big site of chestnut I've taken on. You will see what has been forwarded out from the road!!
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Not all mine, 3120 880 395 372 365 560 550 550 455 T540 201t 346 Blower
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560 xpg 18" Sugi lightweight & Oregon full chisel felled over 600 tonnes of chestnut, plus general arb work, faultless, cuts just as quick as 372 and is lighter and better balanced!
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Think I will just keep 395 haven't really recieved enough feedback to warrant another saw!!
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Hi mate, I did use the 24" on 395 & whilst it sure flings chain around well it's a heavy bugger for trimming & bucking a length off. 560 on 18" and I was double cutting a bit more work but a nicer lighter saw to use !!
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Whys that mate? 576 is only a tad lighter than 390
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What's the reliability been like?
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Hi all, Hope everyone had a good Xmas and new year, 560 & 395 are still going like beauty's, very pleased with them both, I'm looking for some recent up to date feedback on a good middle saw. I did own a 372 a while back but sold to my mate who needed a bigger saw. Question is stick with what I know to fill gap ie 372 or are the later/newer 576's any good? After a saw to pull 24" so can keep 15-18 for 560 & 36" for 395. Not to bothered with stihl as like to keep bars & chains compatable. Thanks Josh
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Price?
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Hi All, first ever video on here, so let the comments commence. Fred & I climbed but mostly Fred as I was trying out my new chipper. James and Darren keeping things going on the deck. Happy christmas people!! J
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My new toy 2014 200 exc
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The Burning Issue - Truck MPG becoming a major headache...
jnoon replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Arb-Trucks
Same boat john, Have my hilux, currently felling in Somerset ATM so need 4x4 and just bought a kangoo as a runaround, service van quoting van etc surprisingly good off-road ! -
Airstreams would reduce cost!
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Where u get that exhaust from mate?
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I've used 390 belting saws, had a 660 sold it for a 395 & what a beast that is cracking saw
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Had to try summin mate
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This is what I've done to mine, plate riveted on with a cable tie to act as a limiter, fed up of replacing dodgy springs
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I'm a climber aswell, however can't see how it pays to make so much difference? Don't see how it changes breakdowns and or fuel stops? And fuel storage isn't a problem when jerry cans empty I go to local garage .5 mile away and fill up What you paying per 5l?
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I disagree, when two of us working on forestry, cutting/winching we are burning well over a can a day, mix, chain oil and 2 stroke oil equates to £12-15 depends on region and oils used, that equates to 2 gallons of diesel so the cost is about £30 a day give to take and half of on the saws fuel and oil ,
