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No way man. I will not promote mowing grass
What's on your bench?
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What’s a good OEM type option for a handle cover material?
Need to recover an older 3120xp handle.
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Heat shrink tubing works well.
Buyheatshrink.com
The 3 to 1 shrink will give you a good thick grip
It is fairly cheap, get some about 1 1/2 to 2 times the size of handle dia.
A 4' length is about $4.oo if my memory is good.
Slide it on and use a heat gun to shrink.
Get the adheasive lined, it will not slip.
I probably have some in the garage.
Use the stuff for boat electrical and to cover a fiberglass pole i use for a shallow water stick-it anchor. It protects my hands from fiberglass fibers sticking into me.
Buyheatshrink.com
The 3 to 1 shrink will give you a good thick grip
It is fairly cheap, get some about 1 1/2 to 2 times the size of handle dia.
A 4' length is about $4.oo if my memory is good.
Slide it on and use a heat gun to shrink.
Get the adheasive lined, it will not slip.
I probably have some in the garage.
Use the stuff for boat electrical and to cover a fiberglass pole i use for a shallow water stick-it anchor. It protects my hands from fiberglass fibers sticking into me.
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Nice. Thank you sir.
Im still stacking your wood for delivery one day.
I hope the family is recovering well.
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2008 exmark LXS25KD605 in for annual service. Not going to lie, I have a serious case of mower envy.
Am I reading that right? 10 years and only 230 hours? Who needs that Mac daddy a mower that only uses it 23 hours a year?
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You are correct sir, 229 original hours from new. The people that own this one have a decent sized farm. They own four of these things, this one is "the backup."
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I have a commercial series Bad Boy. Have had it 4 years and just rolled 70 hours. Got tired of the crappy decks on the home owner models falling apart on me. This one will last me the rest of my life, and my wife keeps planning to expand our yard by another 2 or 3 acres, so...
I saw that multiple times on those specific saws
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"Stihl, we care about our customers satisfaction therefore our products are Made in China in order to increase our profit margin."
Just braze or superglue them back on.
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Think I'll just use the hot glue gun....."Stihl, we care about our customers satisfaction therefore our products are Made in China in order to increase our profit margin."
Just braze or superglue them back on.
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That's the spirit!
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Nuther one of these
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My brother loves his 241, but he won't let me touch it, says it runs fine and he does not want me to make it louder!
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Stihl has the covering for some of their older saws,(I seem to recall installing on a 041av) no clue if it would fit this particular handle or not, but might be worth a try if you want it to still look like a saw, see.
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@Stump Shot got it thanks.
Low hour saw coils bad.
Glad it's 3/8 i have a nos 70s total 18" bar for it.
Do they make a regular pull assembly?
Start assist sucks.
Pressure assisted cleaning
anybody got a coil?
Low hour saw coils bad.
Glad it's 3/8 i have a nos 70s total 18" bar for it.
Do they make a regular pull assembly?
Start assist sucks.
Pressure assisted cleaning
anybody got a coil?
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1400 psiWelcome, looks like it's cleaning up well.
