Stihl123
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i've just brought a husky 135...... 40.9cc as i was told to on here!!.... so far its been a really good saw
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writing down 1 thing everyday positive about you, your life and the things you have slowly trains your mind to think about the positive things and not to concentrate on the negative. that really does help!
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has anyone got one of the 7 ton portek quiksplits? if so, where's the best place for price? thanks
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if its as bad as some of you have said i'll let you know and i'll have to get a 181 or something!!!
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thanks for all your advice:thumbup1: i now have a 135
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just looking at one of these, look quite a good 40cc saw! thanks for your help guys!
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just started to build a small log store for home trying to make it a bit different from the normal...
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yes, just a little saw to use on dirty timber, something that's a little lighter and easier to throw around than the 560... won't be used in the forest, unless the 560 is down!!
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thanks guys, i'll see what i can get hold of!
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didn't think you were allowed to swear on the forum?:001_tt2:
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morning all, just wondering, i need a back up ground saw and one to use on nasty stuff. don't mind husky or stihl anyone point me in the right direction, i'm sure i saw a thread on this before but not sure what is was!? i use a 560 at the moment thanks :thumbup1:
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460 anyday! 440/441 if you are really worried about the weight
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Cheapest 4ft bar for Ms 880?
Stihl123 replied to cornish chough's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
don't buy cheap bars! bad move!! -
i thought the avant's could lift the most for there weight compared to the others?
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Karcher i'd say
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could you not replace the hawthorn with a mixed beech hedge, can look v good? hawthorn really is not nice stuff, it may not be ideal in this situation especially if they ever thought of getting the patients to do a little bit of cutting or whatever? just looking at it from their point of view?
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he is wrong! nothing like a properly sharpened chain!!!
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does anyone else use a little garden tractor to pull waste and logs or whatever around!?!? one of the most useful little things ever!!! saves so much time i find.... complete with an 18w led work light :lol:
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6/10 but 10/10 if you were using a 460!!
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oak for sure!
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had my first go at milling yesterday.... good fun and achieving!!!
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i did it to my van, just silicone and carpet tiles.... worked a treat!
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as long as you list it exactly as it is, list every bad bit about it and the good stuff then you can't go wrong really. i brought a ride-on on ebay, brought it working, broke it, sold as a non-runner for almost twice as much as i paid for it! and he traveled about 3 to 4 hours to collect!
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best to use a hole saw bit without the pilot, drill in how deep you want, then get a chisel and break it out, can then level the bottom out with a really shape chisel. that way u don't end up with a pilot hole like you do with a spade bit. only take it out if u need to though! i've just got one for making a 90mm hole in some logs!!!
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i have a 52" curved one i brought but never put on. PM me if interested
