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  1. Maybe add some removable/cleanable sweatband. Would make it more comfortable and easier to clean would possibly stop the rash.
  2. THIS ADVERT HAS EXPIRED!

    • FOR SALE
    • NEW

    Ordered a different item and this turned up. Genuine husqvarna 395xp wrap kit

    £65

    - GB

  3. If anyone is still looking for a 592xp, radmore and tucker have stock, as do honey brothers.
  4. Why not just run alkylate fuel? For the little use it would take the faff out of it. Granted, it costs more, but saves you having to drain and buy stabilisation products.
  5. I bought a husky 135mk2 as my first saw. Grand little thing. What I didn't factor in was PPE. I'm still a novice, but if you don't already have it, get some chainsaw pants, boots and a lid with visor and ear protection. Oyer a year later I'm now in better PPE, boots, with a better saw,and also being trained by 2 very knowledgeable guys.
  6. Jesus christ. 8 pages of shite because a delivery could be done for x y and z. John Welcome to the world. If its so very important, go buy it yourself. Otherwise, get to aldi, use one of the self checkout, post a video on YouTube. You would likely make millions. Your a ****************ing moron pal.
  7. Hi Mark The 550/545 has the nut holders on the clutch cover, and just need drilled out to allow outer spikes. The outer spike fits 550/545 no problem, but the inner needs slight work. Steve Not sure about 560
  8. Video didn't show for me either, (on phone)
  9. I'm not sure, I only stumbled across it in the manual.
  10. Bleed valve just behind the splitter head?
  11. Hello fella I can only give you my 2pence worth. If a professional arborist quoted you £1300, then that's for a reason. I first joined here as a guy a did a cinema install for had a lot of trees he wanted clearing in his land, and said I could fell them, and have all the wood.......great stuff! I was looking at a £100 saw, that came with 2 bars, 4 chains and some ppe. I got loads of advice from the pro guys on here, and ended up with a husky 135mk2 (£215) but then also purchased some CHAINSAW PPE, helmet, ear defenders, visor, trousers, gloves & boots, these were roughly £200, so all in all we are up to over £400. My main intention was for firewood, and to learn how to safely use a chainsaw. I got lucky and a decent bloke on here @spuddog0507 agreed to teach me how to use a saw safely, do maintenance, and forward my knowledge on timber, and saws. At that point I realised that felling trees, was WAY WAY WAY above my skillset, so gave it a miss and the guy in question got a clearance team in to level the lot, thankfully! @spuddog0507 was proper strict with me, but in all fairness, his explanation was if those teeth can do that to wood, what will they do to you........... The saw will take my leg off, without a shadow of a doubt, hence buying the correct PPE, and listening to spud. I used to race bikes, so still have some kevlar jeans, i thought would stand their ground, if processing firewood, crosscutting....WRONG! I have been with @spuddog0507 and @Ratman when they felled a tree and dealt with it. It looks easy on all the youtube clips etc, but when any professional does a job it will look easy. They are professionals, have the correct kit, know what they are doing, and do this day in, day out. What ****************s the job up, is when homeowners come along and think they can cut down a tree (ME 6 MONTHS AGO!) then they realise, the saw cost is one thing, safety gear is another, and every day is a school day, even for some of the most experienced of arborists. If your out of work currently, then I certainly feel for you, and your need to occupy your time, but seriously, paint the bedroom, bathroom, or lounge. It will cost you less, and most likely save your life. I understand so, so much more now, and im still a diy, weekend warrior with a chainsaw. I just have good people willing to show me their skill set, and to teach me how not to kill myself. I ask you this...... Do you value your leg above £1300? Your life above £1300? Then either take some time with a pro, or hire a pro Its just not so simple as "cut it down" Thats my 2pence worth, from someone that knows **************** all, but is learning everyday im with the pro guys. Crosscut, split, stack, maintain the saw. I wish you all the best in finding employment. Steve
  12. Hi MattyF What x cut are you using?
  13. Husky 135mk2 and PPE would be my go to. WOP do a ppe kit with chaps, helmet, ear defenders, visor and chainsaw gloves around £100. If you ask them they swapped out the chaps and replaced them with trousers for me. Amazon had oregon chainsaw boots for £75

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