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    I gave a mate of mine some Elm he fancied , turned out some lovely bowls and spoons . TS
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    I'll have a stab at dead holly ? If not I would say it's Deadwoodburwell ! TS
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    Cottage next door to me has one , two feet from my garden hedge and eight feet from our bedroom back wall . I can report that unless it's windy the noise is pretty brutal ! I asked for it to be moved , no chance due to cost . So I have bought sheets of sound proof material and I'm going to line my back wall of our bedroom and attic above the room . Laugh is next door neighbour told my wife the electricity bill is four times what it was , due to the fact it runs 24/7 hope they run out of money and we'll get some peace .
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    I sold my 357 for a 560 and can highly recommend it , with a 15" bar it's a beast . TS
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    Husky genuine , changed on a stihl never broke another , maybe just bad luck who knows . 560 does not half rev though !
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    I've a husky 395 xp I would highly recommend it . I run a 28" and a 36" bar on it with no problems . Cheers
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    I've got 2x 346 xp and xpg both done a power of work . I suspect you have some other problem as Spud says , you need a clued up tech ASAP mate .
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    .325 , I recon it cuts faster . TS:001_smile:
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    Hi , just to say bought a Echo HCR161ES today went to get a 171ES but the guy had none left , so went with the 161 , 10cm shorter blade , anyway all seems good . Thanks . TS
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    Just to chime in , I broke a .325 chain last year , now running on stihl chains with no problems since . No heated handles just gloves in me gloves , 560 xp is a beast in my view . Cheers .
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    I've got an HS80 for big stuff , I'm looking for something light , for trimming not a too long 20" , 22" ish . Cheers.
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    My old Kawasaki hedge trimmer died today . I popped into a Stihl dealer on the way home and had a look , fancied the HS 46 ce , the guy says they are excellent , but he would !! Any recommendations ?
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    My old dad said to me , Say what you like son , I fought in the war so you could and don't let the bas - - -ds tell you other wise !!
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    For the record , blooter means one hits the object as hard as possible with anything heavy that's handy . Hope this helps .
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    I always use plastic , mostly 8 or 10 inch and blooter them with a 5 lb club hammer , works for me !
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    Dunno , I'm on my second set of airstreams only ever wore Haix before that . Scafell look the part though .
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    I use a stanley one , much better than the stihl one I had .
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    Try before you buy , I love my komet butterfly , find it comfy .
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    I've a Oregon Powermatch 15" on my 560 xp , I recon it's better than the original .
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    Sorry VEG , I never read your post , mine was a reference to Sasha saying it was a four stroke . Regards K
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    Km130 is a two stroke mate .
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    Wont burn , it's deffo pop then ,
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    Looks like ash to me , hard to tell without a sniff !

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