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Stere

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  1. Compared to to the big huskys eg 555RXT alot lower kW for 4 strokes for similar weight. Product Specification 555RXT Brand Husqvarna Fuel Type Petrol - 2 stroke Engine Displacement 53.3cc Engine Power Output 2.8kW (3.75hp) Starting System Recoil with SmartStart Fuel Tank Capacity 1.1 Litre Line Head Included T45X M12 Handle Type Bike Handle Blade Included Husqvarna multi blade 350mm - 3 tooth Harness Included Husqvarna Balance XT Vibration Levels 1.5 / 1.6m/s² (front / rear) Noise Levels 121dB(A) Weight 9.2kg Power Type Petrol Warranty 2 Years*
  2. I thought the black marks must be due overheating due to oiler not working not really to do with chain or sprocket wear? Or maybe chain to tight? From website: Never had black marks like thoose using both part worn sprockets and older chains with new bars but the bars were different brand. And how worn is to0 worn.....
  3. Translated How much does it cost because I'm interested, please contact me
  4. Caernarfon -Cofi-Slang WWW.GOLFINGFRIEND.CO.UK
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    Plumber bobbins look right SET OF SEVEN ANTIQUE BOXWOOD TURNPINS, BOBBINS, DOLLIES OR PLUMBERS WEIGHTS. | eBay WWW.EBAY.CO.UK Find great deals for SET OF SEVEN ANTIQUE BOXWOOD TURNPINS, BOBBINS, DOLLIES OR PLUMBERS WEIGHTS...
  6. Chainsaws polesaw, bench sharpeners drill impact drivers etc Parkside
  7. Like the look of the design theese whole blade curved so designed to handle stuff of a thickness thats halfway between loppers and shears B-30 Refined Pruning-typed Hedge shear – Kanenori KANENORI-JAPAN.COM
  8. Best pair i have are a £5.99 no brand ones from local hardware store bought a decade ago they have a notch for thicker branches but themajority of cheap ones are shit. Others decent ones but more expensive ones I have are bacho and fiskars bur still prefer the cheapo ones Bahco P51-F Professional: Good but lack the branch notch very heavy duty Fiskars : Really sharp good for fine stuff lighter weight than the bacho. Best are maybe the jap ones not tried any of them but have okatsune harvest snips for picking veg I have are good. Shears | Products | Okatsune WWW.OKATSUNE.CO.UK Then there som crazy priced ones here: Box Clipping & Topiary Shears WWW.NIWAKI.COM Description Here...WORLDWIDE DELIVERYWe always try and send orders out as soon as possible- often the same day...
  9. Prune hard in winter then summer prune the water shoots following year at this time of year Summer pruning - People's Trust for Endangered Species PTES.ORG What is summer pruning? Summer fruit tree pruning contains the size of your tree to the form you have chosen, in... Or remove but that would be a reall shame imo even if you don't use the apples
  10. Honda spec: Honda Engines | GX50 Mini 4-Stroke Engine | Features, Specs, and Model Info ENGINES.HONDA.COM The Honda GX50 Mini 4-Stroke Engine is one of the world's smallest 4-stroke engines. The GX50 small engine is... Net Power Output* 2.0 HP (1.47 kW) @ 7,000 rpm 9kg Makita mm4 1.5kw 8.7kg 2.1 m/s Still honda may be better quality but can't really find much feedback on either. Some reviews on smaller models: HHT35STLA Honda 4 Stroke Trimmer Review | OPE Reviews OPEREVIEWS.COM The HTT35STLA Honda 4 stroke trimmer features some solid torque and performance, but at $379, can it justify its own... Makita EM2650LH 4-Stroke String Trimmer Review | PTR OPEREVIEWS.COM The Makita EM2650LH 4-Stroke String Trimmer features innovation that offers the benefits of 4-stroke engine... Don't get why they reckon the honda GX35 heavy on fuel I thought 4 stroke were suppose to used less
  11. Anyone else used it for felling and got it trapped in a cut/ bent ? Try a new bar?
  12. Looks good makita do one similar alot cheaper though? Makita EM4351UH brushcutter/strimmer (43cc) – FR Jones and Son Ltd | Warehouse Operating As Normal WWW.FRJONESANDSON.CO.UK USER BENEFITS: Comfortable shoulder harness with waist belt and double shoulder straps. Multi-positional engine ... Wheres there weight & vibe data and manuals for the honda?
  13. Global warming means this gonna get more common.... & it being really humid over last week makes the heat feel worse.
  14. Sounds like leftist red tape to me namby pamby health and safetyism attempting to mitigate all risk. ? Doubt the driver was reversing blind without relocating to "back" surely not that would be foolish? Push–pull train - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG
  15. Thats a great picture reminds me watching axemen TV series thoose alu helmets ?
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    Prayer beads or sex toy??
  17. This saw going to be like triggers broom by the time it works ?
  18. Yeah has same spec as the Ultra HP but near half price
  19. Im sure read that any high temp lithuim grease would be ok them you can switch to using the 400g cartrigdes and a grease gun Superlube seems the higher spec of the two stihl versions?
  20. Using this stuff atm on stimmer and hegde trimmer coz is sounded eco and was cheap? Lubricant for intersecting shaft aluminium gears EPAL 1 – Vegatol VEGATOL.COM
  21. Using the oregon stuff atm but heard saws especially the newer ones "prefer" fully synthetic which is alot more pricey
  22. Do any stock shelter under tree cause compaction erosion etc?
  23. You did this thread already ? Try this test for bar wear? Had same issue & also the chain cutting to one side. Did above test and compared it to a new bar & the chain it lent over alot more on the older bar like in pic. But if its all new shouldn't be that worn yet?
  24. Opinions? Just noticed it cheap in ebay various grades this the synthetic one.... 1L MANNOL Scooter 2-Takt Two Stroke Engine Oil Premium API TC+ JASO FD WWW.EBAY.CO.UK MANNOL Scooter 2-takt Premium. A universal high-quality synthetic new-generation engine oil for modern high-load... £6.39 a litre each for 3

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