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    Most saws run much faster chain speeds than PPE is tested and rated to - it's a fallacy that PPE will protect against a saw whatever. I have a factory spec Stihl 361 running a chain & sprocket combination stated in the manual as an option and that's turning over 35m/s.
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    461:thumbup:
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    200 & 66 worst saws ever!!?? HELLO??!!
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    Sounds like you should start a new picture thread 'Show us your Boiler rooms':lol:
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    and that's why I run mine on the picco .. . . it's a no brainer, especially in softwood:thumbup::thumbup:
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    Shame on you man:laugh1:
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    Ahem 461 & 661!!
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    Here's mine .. .
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    There's a difference between using green ash to get a fire going in the woods/scrub - and yes it is good for that - but it's pointless burning it green on a stove/fire, and whilst it will, it's just a waste of energy. You old timers should stop reading crappy old poems and season your wood properly - it'll be a revelation (for you and your customers) :lol: + another for standing dead elm:thumbup:
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    Ash, especially when slow grown, does take an age to season. I imagine the folks who are after it, in preference to seasoned wood, are the same types who don't want soft wood. Beech & Sycamore season quick, and that's what I find from producing billets with all three species.
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    661:thumbup1:
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    461:thumbup:
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    Thanks for that, there were the remenants of another fruiting body present at the base but too far gone to effectively ID. I'll keep an eye on it.
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    I'm just wondering whether the annual re-appearance of a cluster of Coprinus micaceus, at the base of a veteran Ash, is of significance? All I can find about the species is that it occurs on decaying stumps and roots of broadleaved trees. Would the presence suggest that the base and/or roots are already significantly decayed to be acting as a host? There are areas of basal decay and dead bark present.
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    Aye 'THE' weapon in wee softwoods!
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    241 is a little gem, run mine on a 14", 3/8"picco Sugihara bar and it flies through stuff.
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    :lol::lol:
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    I think we've already seen it http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/878292-post20.html
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    yes it fits:thumbup:
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    461 is a worthy replacement of the 460 and I think the time it's been around for now and the positive accolades it receives is proof.
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    What model trailer is that?
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    Walk away!
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    Ms200 rear handle with 14" = Ultimate rhodi saw
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