IanW
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will be watching this with interest! ian
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very nice mate
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I'm pretty sure you can get into a lot of trouble for making them high power spud guns, use oranges, they make a better seal
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just spat my tea out laughing at that....
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awesome...... balls of steel too.....
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I use Yale silver streak for prusiks and a large Sirius one for practicing foot locking, not had any problems with either what are you wanting to use it for and in what climbing set up??
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we burn loads of it, nice to split and burns well ian
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we have some, I'll ask out lass what's it's called. you just put a couple of drops on their tongue
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haha yes your right..... I'll have to try it on the boss next time I need to send on a new bit of kit!
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250 or a 1/3 over budget is a big lump. hope it's a good saw for you, let us know how you get on with it
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be interesting to see, makes sense, more air in more air out = more power in theory. a ported 560 with 562 air filter on will be interesting to see! I work with a lad who has a 562, will have to pop the cover to see!
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so the fitting is the same?? the oval shape?? ian
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after today....... how's pi$$ wet through grab you folk??? lol
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great little vid mate.... awesome tree to climb
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I know a lot of the cross fit boys use them
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to use while chogging down sections? will be too much hassle! as it was suggested in your other thread.... Steel core flip line with rope and running bowline & prussik as a safety line, so if you slip it will bind and catch you. very easy to flip them both up and down together as you move on your spikes. ian
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A challenge for the collective strength of Arbtalk
IanW replied to GardenKit's topic in General chat
signed for the good cause although I have no intention of using aspen as it's far too expensive for me. hope this helps others though ian -
then work a extra hour to cover your fuel and oil use for the day lol unless your in some big Corsican pine
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a small echo as they seem to be getting good reviews on here from folk. I'm a husky fan so would say husky... sure the stihl folks on here will say the same about stihl. buy the best you can afford that will suit your needs.
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don't think there is much difference is there? apart from high top air filter, double spikes and full wrap handle. is the engine and carb all the same as a 560 ??
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be lucky to survive that!
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about 15 would be great. I'll cover postage ian
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will do, have to get some pics up mate
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haha yeah just want to try and grow a few, I quite like them
