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  1. Husky kid
    Hi just got a few loads of cordwood in and was looking to invest in a new saw.. I have a. Ms180 which would problaby do it but don't want to burn it out,, thanks
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    Ha screen is cracked on my phone lol.. It's a big tree but covered in ivy, nightmare.. It any good of a burner?
  3. Husky kid
    Hi I was asked to clear away a windblown tree.. It has an orange bark und straggely ends anyone have any idea what it could be? Thanks
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    As title says I'm willing to work 5 days a week in a chance to get some experience.. I have my own saws and PPE.. class 2 lorry licence if that helps, hoping to complete my cs30/31 in January so if u, or you know of anyone that would be interested let me know thanks..
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    Still looking
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    Thank Ross I'll maybe give a few places a call to see would they have anything coming up.. Thanks again
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    Newry
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    Put a 24" on my 575xp.. Can't wait to see how it handles it's.. Might show me weather or not I would needa go up to a 390..
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    Still looking..
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    It run a 24" ok? Was looking at the 576xp but there's over £100 in the dif for the sake of 3 or 4 cc.. Didn't think there would me much difference in them
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    Was looking a new saw.. What's everyone think of the 372 or the 390?
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    Anyone have any advice?
  15. Husky kid
    Hi as title says I'm looking to gain some experience in arboriculture.. I have own saws and all ppe equipment.. I have owned my own small but successful firewood business for the last 3 years cutting 10/15 artic loads a season so I'm not a newboy to a chainsaw lol.. Anyone know of anyone that could help me out in Ireland.. I'm hoping to complete my cs30/31 in January.. Thanks
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    Hi Chris thanks for the reply.. I'm basically looking anything preferably seasoned as it's for resale and my stocks are running real low.. Would you have a contact number thanks
  17. Husky kid
    Large quantity of hardwood or softwood wanted in Northern Ireland.. Anyone know of any about? Thanks
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    Husky 575

    Husky kid replied to Husky kid's topic in Chainsaws

    Thanks everyone another thing would it be fit for a 24" bar?
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    Husky 575

    Husky kid replied to Husky kid's topic in Chainsaws

    Any stihl chain I find that fits is 1.6mm whereas mine is 1.5mm does it fit?
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    Husky 575

    Husky kid replied to Husky kid's topic in Chainsaws

    I'm in Northern Ireland and anywhere local to me that sells chains haven't a clue what there selling.. If u ask for full chisel u get told a chain is a chain.. Any idea where the best place to buy is? Thanks
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    Husky 575

    Husky kid posted a topic in Chainsaws

    Hi I have this saw about 2 years now and recently fitted a new 18" bar.. Can anyone recommend the best type of chain for cutting clean forestry timber. Thanks
  22. Husky kid
    How do I start up a thread? Need some advice on chains.. Thanks

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