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wylie

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About wylie

  • Birthday 16/01/1983

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  • Location:
    clydebank/glasgow
  • Interests
    motocross,road biking,cutting,climbing
  • Occupation
    climber,td tree
  • Post code
    g81 5bx
  • City
    glasgow

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  1. groudies run the roller speed up high with heavy bits oosh broke tr6,,tr8 is the boy
  2. bucks for me having used all the others...
  3. the 150tc is affordable and very good if you do light deadwooding or pruning and stuff,no point n slugging about a 201 if you dont need to plus its give your 201 break from cutting small stuff,i think its better to just cut chunky stuff with 201 keeps it good..my own thoughts though
  4. yeh tom ive used that saw myself and its the only one ive ever seen,was impressed also!bit of a beast..
  5. <p>hi tom see your still busy doing the big baws stuff lol,got the odd slot now and again if youve got anything you need a body for mate own kit saw transport...07415014500</p>

  6. the 201t is laggy and slow cutting for me though the t201 back handled model was way better,good for choging,snatching down...
  7. very well done mate,how do you prune,trim the outsides?silky,loppers,saw?so tidy and neet!
  8. stihl 261 CM is the top of the range mid range saw,runs a 13 to 18" bar and 1.6mm chain,dont go cheap spend the money it will last you for many years also has a auto tune carb that will tune the saw to what ever work you use it for..
  9. husky T540xp is a good fast cutting saw for one handed stuff!:sneaky2:aslo can run a 16" bar,id go for that with sugi hara bar full chistle chain..weapon!
  10. ive used both and thought they were good until i tryed the buckinghams with the belt straps..
  11. i use stihl x-fit,pleny of zip pockets and underarm zips that open up too let heat out plus its hi viz orange and a nice tight fit,i use it forestry and climbing,pricey though £260!
  12. <p>look up guy called johnnyboy158 give him a shout..he does forestry work and cutting jobs in central scotland and west coast..own saws,gear and ppe of course..</p>

  13. 201 back handle packs a punch plus its lightwieght...

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