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gand

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  1. Older 261's ran .325 1.6 up till about 3 year back maybe less. They brought out the updated version with the new light 04 bar ( I think it's called that. ) using .325 1.3mm. It's been used on Husqvarna's for years usually on lower powered saws and probably for a good reason. So nothing new really.
  2. Have you by any chance got 1/4 1.3 bar instead of the 1.1? Easily done. The oil holes could well be different, but I can't say I've looked closely at the two together
  3. These look good for a land yard pulley. Two point's of attachment. Have a look. I'm looking forward to trying one At Height X Tree Punk PulleyOne P36B - Honey Brothers HONEYBROS.COM At Height X Tree Punk PulleyOne P36B from Honey Brothers. The largest equipment specialist in...
  4. I've got at least 4 on the shelf in 18" give us a message and I can give you a price in the morning.
  5. Oh whilst I'm at it, cheers for sending the 28" bar for a 560XP. It's going over to Norway and will be shown cutting snow for a tv programme.
  6. You just need to get the radio on and crack on. Did about 200 hundred Saturday. John at our place ( you've probably talked to him on the phone ) used to do them, but seems to leave it to me now. Longest part for is measuring and splitting
  7. I feel your pain about making chains. I tend make a load of chains each morning. Measured out about 30 or 40 this morning, hoping to do more. Between answering the phone, sending out orders getting the weekly van orders ready and then serving on the counter. There still sat there now waiting to be spun up
  8. Ok. The AK batteries are square and the AP one's are rectangular if that helps
  9. If it's anything below the MSA 160 wanted that's the AK batteries. The 160 takes the AP200 and goes up in size battery with the saw. The Msa 200 uses a 300 battery, the Msa 220 a 300s battery and the Msa 300 a 500s. The Msa 300 does have some grunt, but is slightly heavier than the Ms 261
  10. I use Wurth one's. I can't fault them if I'm honest
  11. This was me today. Did about 200 altogether, all different length, pitch etc.
  12. You can get it in semi chisel. Part code should read 3695 000 0067 if my brain is working at this time of day.
  13. As above, get some lengths of different cord and make your own eye to eye. 8mm will be best for what you need
  14. I think I may of been a little drunk, totally forgot about this! Still sounds interesting though
  15. Looks interesting. I've taken the punt and bought it. Hopefully it will be as interesting as it sounds.
  16. Now look what you've gone and done 😃. I've got loads of customers to contact now
  17. They felt fine to me. I will double check tomorrow 👍
  18. Forgot to look Saturday, as I expected I would. Looked at them today.
  19. No problem. You need to have confidence in your kit, and it's not going to fail an inspection 6 months down the line. At least if you get something from DMM you'll have it in writing that it's safe. Good to see you doing a thorough check as I bet a lot of folk would of missed it 👍
  20. No problem. There was another one, but a customer came in so couldn't check it and to be honest I forgot. I'm off tomorrow and back in Saturday so will look then
  21. This is the one I have
  22. I'll have a look in the morning 👍
  23. Which one is it? I've think I've probably got some at the shop, which I could compare
  24. Most makes only give 3 months warranty on footwear. A bit crap really!
  25. I know people who actually have large ice baths installed in their home. Their in the industry and I've been told it really helps them. I have to say putting a video up is a bit much though

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