doobin
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That would be uncontrollable! It’s electrical, with two settings.
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Smiffy
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I didn't realise they had changed. The original ones where off the exhaust. Was just a little plug to turn round in the winter.
Gecko
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Strong vibrations and working in the cold can lead to a condition called White Finger - you don't want it.
What Causes Vibration White Finger?
Vibration white finger (VWF) is usually caused by frequently using power tools and heavy machinery. Here's how to treat it.
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weirdfish
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But the bullet and purchased a new 135 Mk II with a 14” bar.
I’ll let you know how it compares with the stihl 170.
I’ll let you know how it compares with the stihl 170.
doobin
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Hopefully you can't go wrong at that money for a major brand. It will certainly be far superior to the ms170.
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weirdfish
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doobin
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No idea, but looking online at least £100 less than an MS181.How much do they normally go for? I might have got a bargain
Had both the 181 and Husky 135 Mk1 on site today and the Husky was definitely the better saw.
CPS
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Interesting... i have a 181... its ok but id like a wee bit more.
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weirdfish
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Bri963
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So where are Huskies made now?
Canal Navvy
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Same place as Stihl, Spectra precision, Kempii, Migatronic etc.
...... and cranes ...
....... and nuclear power plants
Certainly the entry level welders , hopefully we aren't getting an entry level Hinckley point
Lancs Lad
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That's the tidiest log store I've ever seen!Assembled, fluids in and purring like a kitten, ( well more like a husky really),
Sat alongside its stablemate, well for now anyway.
If weather allows I’ll be giving it a blast tomorrow.
I need to add to my wood pile
Lancs Lad
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And crawler cranes that go snap ....Same place as Stihl, Spectra precision, Kempii, Migatronic etc.
...... and cranes ...
....... and nuclear power plants
Certainly the entry level welders , hopefully we aren't getting an entry level Hinckley point
Canal Navvy
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And the hook on the crane ship that let go at half of the proof load (a mere 2600 tonnes it failed at)
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weirdfish
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It’s actually a newly built 10x6mtr garageThat's the tidiest log store I've ever seen!
Before I had chance to arrange it properly with racking etc an offer came along for these logs, so they’ve ended up in the garage.
There’s more in our field, and probably one more load to come.
We’ve got plans to build/buy a building for our field, but not until next year some time, they will then live in there.
I think the old saying is true, “ the more space you have the more you will fill it”.
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weirdfish
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I did post a couple of pics earlier, it would appear the smaller ones in china and the larger ones in Sweden/USA.
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
nice pile of blocksAssembled, fluids in and purring like a kitten, ( well more like a husky really),
Sat alongside its stablemate, well for now anyway.
If weather allows I’ll be giving it a blast tomorrow.
I need to add to my wood pile
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
one to make you greenAssembled, fluids in and purring like a kitten, ( well more like a husky really),
Sat alongside its stablemate, well for now anyway.
If weather allows I’ll be giving it a blast tomorrow.
I need to add to my wood pile
TBF this has been a very interesting vid to watch .... some impressive stuff and worth the long watch
Bri963
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Thanks mate. Bit more helpful than some replies.
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