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    Aye , it's great to work with a company that invests in all the proper kit .
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    When I fitted the piston and dropped the base gasket on I thought the gasket looked a bit too big , tried the bolts through and they went in ( didn't fit perfect ) so I dropped the cylinder on and put them through the gasket with the cylinder as high up as I could to make sure they were in right , fitted a new inlet boot , stuck a dual port exhaust on and it's been going like a train since . Had to use a blank on the decomp , or you could cut a hole in the top cover .
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    HYWAY STIHL MS650 MS660 066 56 MM BIG BORE CYLINDER KIT NISIC 1YR WARRANTY | eBay This one .
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    Yip same crank , cannae remember what diameter . Just bought one off ebay , I'll look back and see if I can find it .
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    I put a hyway 066 cyl kit on my 064 , turned out fantastic .
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    Might have been better keeping that to yourself m8
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    Been suffering sinus problems here all week Paul , know how you feel !! Hope you feel better soon . Enjoyed the latest pics .
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    Harsh , cruel ( slightly ) :001_tt2: who needs a mate like you Eggs :001_tt2: , poor Jon
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    It's half a mile from me . It must be well past 10 years since it was last trimmed . The back of it is pretty sparse and woody last time I looked , deffo in need of some work . There doesn't seem to be as much money going into maintenance on the estate these days .
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    Aspen , never had an issue .
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    Up , bit of stretching to free up the old body , porridge , couple of coffee's , walk the dog . Quick look on here then out the door to pick up the boys
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    I've ran my 660 on a 20 and 30 for years and never had any issues . Never tried an 18 on it though . I heard 2 inches makes a difference :confused1:
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    Can only comment on the 372 v 441 , to me the 372 has more grunt and always got picked ahead of the 441 to the point where I decided to get shot of it due to lack of use . Never tried a 550 but find the 560's way better than the 261's we had . I also tend to pick up the old 660 ahead of the 395 , dunno the reason though as both are very good saws .
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    It's the thought that counts mate
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    064 ?
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    Really enjoyed that , well done .
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    That about sums it up , in rape cases no means no .
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    Two years out my last pair , pretty rough at the end up , still the best IMO .
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    Lovin the JD Paul , nice tool
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    You were right Jon , good enough for him . Too many of these idiots driving about , trouble is most of them aint mentally stable !!
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    Jon , pour a large glass of malt , take two pain killers then dip yer finger in the whisky and dab it on the offending tooth till the glass is done . Then start again .
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    One man Durham tourist board Paul . They should be paying you mate
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    Superb , thanks Paul .
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    It looks beautiful Paul . I must visit some time .
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    I've a Helly Hansen in HiViz , pretty waterproof too , can't remember what model it is . What about a Cut and Climb with a HiViz mesh waistcoat over it ?

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