Mick Dempsey
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Ok, I jumped through the necessary hoops to read the article. I have the husky and like it, the "time out" feature is annoying. Never used the Makita, sounds ok though. Do either of these saws ever kick back? I've never experienced it.
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As I read it he has gradually reduced it, did you read the most recent post?
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I see what you did there:001_smile:
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Cannot..stop...myself.... http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/general-chat/84274-being-popular-beach-etc.html
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Now hang on a minute, when you start dissin' ladders.....
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Good website, great work.
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I love hedge laying, I've never done it, I never want to do it, I never will do it. But it looks great!
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I'm on Instagram, never post, I see enough pictures on FB, Twitter etc. Try "gone wild" on Reddit (whatever Reddit is) housewives posting rude selfies. Niiiiice.
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You're joking right?
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Yes, I would.
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Certainly looks like it. Good firewood certainly.
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So it is! Thank you Anno.
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I'll try and catch him early!
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Good! See you there Joe.
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Sure Paul, look forward to it, I'll know what day exactly closer to the show.
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I'm going in theory. Tie it in with a trip to the UK. Got a big shopping list. New spikes, X-rings, I assume the dealers take cards?
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Ha ha, stupidly brilliant!
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Ahhh, thanks
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A/m? .
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Ok, fair enough.
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I'm just throwing it out there. I'd never use it either.
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You could attach it using a small zip tie that would snap under pressure.
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This has come up before. I think the most inventive solution was a guy who rigged up a system with a ring around the rigging line connected to a retrievable dog leash. So it ran smoothly along the rigging line whilst in use then he could snap the button and it would come back to his hand when needed. Then press the button again and the leash would lose tension and the line would go back to its "natural" position.
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Why not a tailgate? I'm actually posting because I want a picture of your branch logger, please!
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They guy I bought it off (new) said that's what you do. I've loaded a 1.5 tonne digger with it no probs.
