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Llegdelimber reacted to Dub11's post in the thread Trimmer Lines Breaking Off Inside Speed Feed with
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I've had this problem and try to only load 12ft as a time. The extra "breathing room" seemed to help alot. -
LMust have read my post. Fits perfectly!
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Llegdelimber reacted to hacskaroly's post in the thread MCCULLOCH The official McCulloch thread with Like.
Would these have been cast offs or would this have been considered a project cylinder for the die-hard enthusiast to finish up before using?
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Llegdelimber reacted to heimannm's post in the thread MCCULLOCH The official McCulloch thread with Like.
In 1946 Robert McCulloch purchased a plot of land that had been a bean field in the middle of nowhere, across the street from what was...
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LWhichever has the taller heavier frame. Usually RV frames are flimsy. How much weight you gonna put on it?
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LThe one you built looks excellent. I have never known campers to have that great of frames but I guess I must be wrong.
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LJust out of curiosity, are you going to be able to insure the trailer after you build it?
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Llegdelimber reacted to Wilhelm's post in the thread Trimmer Lines Breaking Off Inside Speed Feed with
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Those monstrosities are Italian design & made. They are technically illegal in the Europe Union exactly due to severe injury risk. My... -
LThere was a time when I was buying tool leather and stitching together axe sheaths. Reading about the new welt reminded me of those...
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Llegdelimber replied to the thread Trimmer Lines Breaking Off Inside Speed Feed.I think I'd want some shin guards with that chain head. Keep a close eye on the bolts and holes each time when you refuel the trimmer. I...
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LBigger yard and plus and excuse to have one. Of course I don't want to just buy one I want to find a cheap one with no deck the weld 3...
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LThey're tuff critters! Heres one with a broken crank still singing
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LJust moving across the river 30 minutes to Hawley MN. More house, 5 times the yard and TREES.
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LWhen done I just go through the first hole Then pull through the top stitch and tie it off. And for how squiggly it looks on the bottom...