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    Hi guys I purchased a stihl hoodie on ebay last week, it arrived today(only took 3 days) and I have to say that im really impressed with it. Now firstly its not an original stihl product but for £18.99 delivered that isnt a bad deal see what u guys thinks www.ebay.co.uk/itm/STIHL-ARBORIST-TREE-SURGEON-GARDENER-HOODIE-FREE-POSTAGE-/230840254103?pt=UK_Men_s_Hoodies_Sweats&var=&hash=item35bf26be97[/url] so grab your winter warmer and wear your stihl hoodie:thumbup: with pride lol
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    Thanks for all the replies guys. You've all been a great help
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    Hi all. I've got a garden clearance job in hove next week(i don't normally work in that area). does anyone know where i can dispose of the waste? As im trade and I have a big trailer I know the local council tips won't let me in. Is there any sites that I can legally pay and dump the waste off or is open to the trade? Many thanks
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    i'll have a look. if the holes/shaft are rounded what would be the solution, weld it or replace the worn parts?
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    yeah checked all from the first thread. nothing obvious appears broken/worn so im stuck at what it could be
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    hi all, my second post regarding this topic. basically blades stopped moving, i have checked and all is working correctly ie gear head,blades, shaft/bearings, so i guess the fault may point towards the clutch? what are the signs the clutch has worn, or is there any other possibilities as to why the blades have stopped moving. i have enclosed some pics in case this gives a clue. any help would be appreciated thank you
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    Hi all Not sure where to post this one The blades have stopped moving so inspected the gearhead and all seems fine. If I manually turn the gears using a screwdriver the blades move ok. So to does the metal rod shaft when the engines running, it moves freely without the gearhead attached , so in otherwords under load the blades don't move but do when removed, would this indicate a worn clutch or am I a million miles off? Any help would be appreciated Many thanks

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