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  1. TreeswingerPerth
    Husky 560xp is the boy . TS
  2. TreeswingerPerth
    Body swerve it , hard as hell to split and by the time it's dried you'll be too old to burn it . TS
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    I bought one of those owls , it was no use at all , couple of crows had a look at it and that was it . Had it in the house one night , wife walked in and nearly jumped out of her skin , so I guess it works better on humans . TS
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    Husky 372 or 365 . TS
  5. TreeswingerPerth
    Get a vertex , you can't beat them in my book ! TS
  6. TreeswingerPerth
    You need to get it on a diagnostic computer , could be a number of things , proper testing will show up a fault I'm sure . TS
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    Always 25 ltrs , nice and easy to work with and transport . TS
  8. TreeswingerPerth
    I had the same problem , now wear airstreams ! TS
  9. TreeswingerPerth
    Cheers mate will do . TS.
  10. TreeswingerPerth
    You gotta remember most cops have zero grey matter ! TS
  11. TreeswingerPerth
    Well done Paul , I've not wet a line yet , still taking it easy . TS
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    Can't agree mate , love my 560 , glad I changed my 357 for it . TS
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    Just ment loads of them about Jon , usually in two's or four's up here mate , never seen them grounded eating worms though , few years back they were hardly any about . TS
  14. TreeswingerPerth
    Get stretch airs mate , miles better , hi flex's don't like jaggy branches or thorns , tear easy ! TS
  15. TreeswingerPerth
    Hundreds of them all over Scotland , must be the most common bird of pray these days. TS
  16. TreeswingerPerth
    It's all about common sense , watch what your doing ! TS
  17. TreeswingerPerth
    Not cheap , I'm keeping my 200T TS
  18. TreeswingerPerth
    I use my 560 day in day out and I've had no problems with it , two pumps on the primer hot and it's away every time , only thing I've had is a chain that broke and I can't blame that on the saw . TS
  19. TreeswingerPerth
    I'm with Steve on this one , as for pegs , pain causes lessons to be learned if they live that long ! TS
  20. TreeswingerPerth
    Sad news indeed , danger is always close by . TS
  21. TreeswingerPerth
    I had a very similar problem a few years ago with a husky 254 , spent ages playing with the carb only to discover the barrel scews had come loose , not that the barrel was moving , just enough to give me the running problem . Just a thought . TS
  22. TreeswingerPerth
    Look on the bright side , you could have knocked the brake off and done yourself a real face lift !! TS
  23. TreeswingerPerth
    That would come in right handy , out of my price range though ! TS
  24. TreeswingerPerth
    Ideal for removing your local cashline machine from the bank wall !! TS.
  25. TreeswingerPerth
    My wife's watching it , that Claudia Winkleman has got some set of legs on her !! TS

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