gand
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I'm intrigued now Paul. Tell us more. Happy New year by the way hope you're are keeping well
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Happy New year to everyone. About turn the TV on to watch the Hootenanny. It's been something I've done for donkey's years so not going to stop now
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Nothing curious about that chain it's just a full chisel version of the 3636 chain which used widely on Stihl chainsaws from the 181 to the 231 and also the 200/201 etc
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Merry Christmas Wayne and to everyone else
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I've got numerous file holders that colour prob 20 years old, and looking at the box it looks about the same age
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That's great. Love the determination, and hope it works out. I've seen some of the comments you've had and thought them a tad harsh!
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Cheers I shall let her know 👍
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What's the website pal? The Mrs is after something for our little one
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I'd go for the Husqvarna 420EL. Granted it's more expensive than most, but it seems to have some power compared to others
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Got ours yesterday. A nice Nordmann fir us. First time I've had to pay for one though
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My mate makes fuel tanks based in Nelson Lancashire. They ship country wide and and can build them to spec. Also sell a wide range of plastic tanks pumps etc UK bunded fuel tanks
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Told me site couldn't be reached on my phone yesterday morning and this. Let me in last night and now( obviously). Thinking this place must have a watershed for adult content
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Ah. Thorpe Perrow. What a beautiful place. So glad you let us know to drop chip there. Gave me another chance to have a look round. Great video as ever ?
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I've used a Echo 2511wes granted not for hedge laying, but thought it would be grand for the job. It also comes in 3/8 or 1/4 as standard
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Yes they do it's Zama which is also owned by Stihl
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Thanks good to know, I wasn't aware of that ?
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I'm guessing wood is classed as biomass. It usually is
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Got most common parts in stock here. If not they usually come the next day. Definitely got starter cover and fuel caps. The husky flip caps fit if you wanted to go down that road. Send us a message if you need anything
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I was thinking the cruise at windermere that goes from one end to the other. Bar at both ends and one on the boat ?
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Skydiving and tattoo for me. The only reason I didn't go skydiving was the weather
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Big CC Chainsaws a thing of the past or will new models come out soon?
gand replied to Jamie Jones's topic in Chainsaws
Just had a look on our ordering system and it looks like they are available with 30" .404, 36" .404 and 41" 46 rapid super on a duromatic bar. -
Echo only seem to send bars in the box with the saws. Even their own website only states 18". I know Sugihara do a 13" bar for it, which is what the 16" will be anyway. If you get the bar and chain separately at least you'll have a spare longer set up if needed
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Can't agree more. I've only had a short test of this saw and it was a pleasure to use. If I was still climbing properly I'd have one without doubt. Definitely a need for two batteries, but I'd say that for any battery saw.
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I was told years back to let the saw run down as your nearing the end of the cut then apply the brake when you've cut through. When done right the chains already stopped and the cuts finished. Now that I'm working in a shop I have to say we sell loads of brake bands. (not just for the 550, but more often than not) Usually to firms that employ quite a few newbies.(0-3 years)
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Documentary series/box sets and the like worthy of a watch?
gand replied to Ratman's topic in The Lounge
Just started watching Cobra Kai Netflix. Enjoying it so far as a bit of light entertainment. The other half likes it also
