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Stihl123

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  1. saw this online today!!! :lol::lol::lol:
  2. awesome, thanks for your advice!
  3. what's best and quickest way to zero your scope? just set target, fire, adjust and do it that way? or have any of you tried using these? clamp it in, fire, then set scope to the point of impact!? MTM K-Zone Rifle Bench Rest Shooting Hunting Air Gun Scope Zeroing | eBay thanks
  4. Yes, I brought a very clean second hand 2015 model
  5. It came today.... absolutely awesome bit of kit!! Thanks for making me get one!! If anyone wants a blower, get a br600 magnum!!
  6. Love point 4 will!!!!
  7. thanks, i've got myself a BR600 magnum... will see what its like and let you know!!
  8. Thanks for the advice..... I normally use my blower on my kombi but doesn't touch wet leaves so would like something with some more blow!!
  9. guys, what backpack blower would you recommend? i really want a stihl one but open to what others say! thanks :thumbup1:
  10. husky 560, great saw
  11. this one timbernut!?? awesome vehicle! love the tipper:thumbup1:
  12. wow, thats some insane welding, but have no idea how to do that but it does look awesome! yes i hate the idea too but... thanks
  13. guys, i have this pond that i've got to make some kind of safety fence/ net for but wondered if anyone knows of anything that looks good but very subtle i was thinking of maybe making a frame out of box section steel and sink it just under the water level and then put a strong mesh over the top so you can't see it any ideas would be great thanks
  14. tom, seriously just listen to the professions on here!!! you ask for help, then start telling everyone what you can put a climbing kit together for!!! if i was you i'd ring honey's and ask for a job as well!!! buy this: Blue Poly Rope Coils, Polyrope, Polypropylene, Polyprop, Agriculture, Tarpaulins | eBay get it over the top branch, tie around your waste, and tie the other end to your mate bikes, and then get him to drive forward until you can reach it, then get him to reverse! just an idea be safe!!
  15. Paul for those of us that couldn't make it stop making us jealous!!!!!
  16. well done mate! i'm 20 and not sure i could quite manage to run a business just yet! hard work pays off so don't stop!! :thumbup1:
  17. Hey up edd I'd personally say a 461, I've got a 460 with a dual port muffler and I have a 20,25 and 30" bar for it. It's light enough to use all day with a 20" and powerful enough for the 30" when you need a big saw. Hope that helps mate
  18. Stefan, your very hard working and take serious pride in your work and do a fantastic job. all i can say is keep up the hard work and well done!! i can't say for others, but i can't say i check the grass 3 times before leaving a job and making sure everything is 100% perfect. keep it up mate
  19. wow, that's awesome..... how do you lot do it!??!!?
  20. lol!!
  21. good work as always reg!
  22. absolutely incredible mate! keep the pictures coming as they look awesome!
  23. ok great, once again, thanks to arbtalk! so i can now get a real cheap Expandit attachment, 10 mins on work bench and i've saved myself £150!
  24. morning guys, i need a new hedge cutter attachment for my 130r and i remember something coming up on here saying that you can use a cheaper copy and just cut a little bit off the drive shaft. thought it was something like this: Handy UNIVERSAL Articulating Hedge Cutter Attachment 0-90 Degree Angle RRP£64.9 | eBay if anyone could point me in the right direction that would be great! thanks

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