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It's 20ft from a building, and the base of the limb is above the height of the building Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

There is another fungus on the opposite side of the limb, a yellow one, growing out the wood, so I assume the limb will warrant removal Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

Thanks dave, could be that, I'll have to try and get to it to have a better look

As the title says, what is it? It's reddy-brown in colour, with a white underside

I have a carpet burn Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

You been chatting with my mrs?! Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

537 01 72 -01 390xp big dog crank side 503 92 27 -01 390xp big dog clutch side 503 69 02 -01 395xp big dog clutch side 503 55 24 -01 395xp big dog crank side Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

Geoff and Felix are cross dressers, and feature on the just eat advert Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

Ah, right, you'd need the 562 clutch drum for that, I'm thinking bout doin that n a 9t .325 rim Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

I've only done one dismantle, it's tougher than you give it credit for! And besides its a chainsaw, it's what they're designed for, cutting trees down, not cutting twigs off Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

Flippy caps eh? Get an 8t rim on that, and see what it can really do! Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

No probs, never have a problem helping out a fellow tree worker Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

Even showing a building won't help them find it, unless they're really anal with google street view, if I took a photo of the firewood yard, you would see wood, a tractor, a chipper and trees, there are lots of trees in staffordshire Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

What you do is... Cut trees down and leave the carb to do its thing Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

So you're walking anyway? Use a pencil instead of a pen? Use recycled paper? There isn't a way of reducing your emissions, and Tbf NE are quite happy to use blowtorches and rubber to start a fire, so they can talk Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

Surveying what? Most surveys require walking or sitting! The only way you could reduce your emissions is not farting, or going naked! Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

Do you have one for each foot? Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

Day you going Charlie? Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

Aspen for 2-stroke? Biodiesel? Recycling stuff? Burn waste rather than chip, or compost it? Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

Posted, with tracking as standard, should be there Monday, the post office person said Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

HUSQVARNA!!!! 550xp to replace the 261, and go with the 540xp, husky have taken so damn long to design and release this saw, just to make sure it's better Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

Besides, I only said his rings last longer Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

Friction, tension and compression are all forces involved, amongst the usual, and OEM cylinders are chrome plated for this reasons, whilst the space between the rings holds oil, lean a stihl out and it'll destroy the cylinder as it has double the amount of friction, I use husky and stihl, I prefer husky, I'd rather have to replace rings than cylinders Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

Just fit dual ring pistons on your huskys Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

You'd really have to log hours of use, all in the same kind of weather, same fuel, sharpening, etc, on the whole there will be no difference with all the factors, such as wind cooling engines better, the fuel quality varying from can to can, oil mix, who's sharpened the chain, etc, in the real world it would be only a minute difference (like 10%), but you're welcome to do that research, it would be a lot of data! But from actual design, the stihl outlasts the husky as it has less speed and double the ring surface area, you couldn't even run the saws along side each other as the operator technique would vary too much to accurately test, even down to a one operator bias! The new m-tronic/autotune would be best for this as they store the data on the carb chip, using aspen, on the same wood, with a constant thickness, in a well ventilated room, where the saws are controlled by an automated system, and only the 261 and 550 could be compared as they're the only saws that share the same engine size Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App