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  1. TreeswingerPerth
    We have an early one , been in for some software update and that's it . We use Aspen fuel and have had no issues with our two 560's either . By the way , we removed the spark mesh things when the saws were new .
  2. TreeswingerPerth
    After the abuse I got from my missus when she tried to repair mine , I recon it's a great idea .
  3. TreeswingerPerth
    Cannon are very good , Sugihara are superb value for the money
  4. TreeswingerPerth
    I've got three and still use them regularly , love them .
  5. TreeswingerPerth
    Big Ian was never shy when talking about his beliefs , he will be sadly missed by many .
  6. TreeswingerPerth
    They don't work in my experience .
  7. TreeswingerPerth
    I'll give that a miss I recon . Might be good for a hangover though
  8. TreeswingerPerth
    You can't beat the 50cal ammo boxes , I've 1 for tools and another 2 for .325 and 3/8 chains , easy to carry and don't take up much space in the truck . We also have a 30" long one at the shed , it's ideal for spare bars .
  9. TreeswingerPerth
    I like a good swally ( that's swallow ) myself , mostly at weekends . Just had 3 bottles of westons vintage cizzer , that's it till Friday .
  10. TreeswingerPerth
    Ess ice military specs , really comfy and not bad at steaming up .
  11. TreeswingerPerth
    I'm 53 and have had a hip replacement and shoulder surgery both due to arthritis . Have been suffering siatica on and off for more than a year . If I sit for half an hour I'm like an 80 year old getting up . Still dangerous though .
  12. TreeswingerPerth
    I tried to get a cylinder kit for one a while back , I couldn't find a decent quality one so ended up buying an expensive genuine cyl and piston . You may be able to salvage the cylinder if it's not too far gone and fit a Meteor or similar quality piston . Dunno about a 246 .
  13. TreeswingerPerth
    Aye , I'll third that , keep up the posts Paul , all the best
  14. TreeswingerPerth
    I had a caddy van . Would highly recommend them , 80k trouble free before I sold it .
  15. TreeswingerPerth
    Clark's cut and climb smock , superb
  16. TreeswingerPerth
    560 with 15 and 18 sugi bars and my trusty 372 on a 24 cannon superbar
  17. TreeswingerPerth
    Made me laugh
  18. TreeswingerPerth
    Lovin the Mog Stevie , puts my hi-lux to shame , I want one :001_smile:
  19. TreeswingerPerth
    That's superb .
  20. TreeswingerPerth
    Your right , I ment to type 80s , gettin old ( me , not the saw )
  21. TreeswingerPerth
    480cd ?
  22. TreeswingerPerth
    Glad to see you are back in the land of the living
  23. TreeswingerPerth
    My brother had a TD5 , two fuel pressure regulators in two years and a fuel pump , apart from that it was fine .
  24. TreeswingerPerth
    Ouch ! I see you have the same problem as me , little hair = more cut heads
  25. TreeswingerPerth
    NFU was the best deal I could find .

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