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As much as I dislike Husqvarna overall, those trimmers are astoundingly powerful for how extremely light they are. I have one (a 223... -
You forgot that ported saws are much more fun to run!
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Ripsaw jug replacement ready.
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Bill turned his dishwasher into a snowblower one Too many times
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Catbuster reacted to heimannm's post in the thread STIHL The Official Stihl Chainsaws Thread with
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I received a care package from Jay Hansen so I decided to keep going on the 041 FB. Still looking for a handle for the 07... Like... -
Follow up. I don’t recall folding it but there’s my leak. It’s a new Walboro carb kit.
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I've seen sparks piss reving a ms261 at night to get the mtronic to reset. It sent a pretty solid stream out. It was a high hour saw...
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This afternoon we re-pollarded a good healthy ash besidea house that used to belong to a member of the band westlife. The man who owns...
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Another job from this morning. A big, rotten, hollow beech growing put of the ditch on the boundary between a row of detached houses...
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Took down a couple of big enough western red cedars this morning. There was a digger on site to pull/push them for us. We pulled this...
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CS-400 was a chainsaw with an engine displacement of more than 20 cc and less than 50 cc. Therefore, it fell into Class IV (of handheld...
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I woulda sent you mine 😆 Then again I haven’t tried felling with a 32” on it yet. Might be too soft
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Catbuster replied to the thread What's on your bench?.For a 32, I’ve always thought the black mounts were a little… Flaccid. Falling it does okay, it’s bucking using the dogs and moving the...
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Ouch! That could be welded back inplace.
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Catbuster reacted to lehman live edge slab's post in the thread What Stihl trimmer should I get? with
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Run good oil and set the valves at around 100 hours and it will last a long time. People a can say what they will about the 4-mix but i...
