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Smiffy

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It's a husky. They do that 😆😆

Temperamental things. I have a k76 that won't start. Got fuel and a spark and feels reasonable compression, but I think it needs a pot and piston.
I have a 365 xtorque aswell that is like new only done about three hours when I moved into a house without a log burner.
 
Storrsy

Storrsy

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My first saw was a 254xp. Was fantastic when it was running right. But could also be a right bastard sometimes. Same with the 550xo that replaces it. Both gone now and only got the 357xp which I keep just in case - that has always been a good saw for me if a little weighty
 
Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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My first saw was a 254xp. Was fantastic when it was running right. But could also be a right bastard sometimes. Same with the 550xo that replaces it. Both gone now and only got the 357xp which I keep just in case - that has always been a good saw for me if a little weighty
550 xp MK2 way better . Prob my go to firewood and snedding saw. So light and rips
 
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6feetdown

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Funnily enough sharpened my little husky and got it running this morning ready for work this morning, found petrol chainsaws always a pita
 
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Monkeybusiness

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I've also got an old makita badged dolmar, that's got some power. I think it's 1997 year. That needs the chain brake sorting and a rubber mount disintegrated too.
My first ‘big’ saw was a Makita (ie Dolmar) 7900. What a beast of a machine, pulled a 30 inch bar all day no probs. It’s here somewhere in a box in need of a new exhaust, I might have to hunt it down and treat it to some love!
 
hiluxman

hiluxman

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My first ‘big’ saw was a Makita (ie Dolmar) 7900. What a beast of a machine, pulled a 30 inch bar all day no probs. It’s here somewhere in a box in need of a new exhaust, I might have to hunt it down and treat it to some love!
I was tempted to bring it out for tomorrow's job, but no way could I let anyone else use it, I would like to get it sorted but as I said chainsaws aren't my thing so it needs someone in the know to get it tip top and with that been said it's probably getting on 5 years since I last had it out.
 
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6feetdown

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Beautiful day for it
 
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6feetdown

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What a pain too low to go under had to cut my way in. Couldn't rip it out as the septic tank is under there and still being used.
The Avant killing it again
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Giles

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Extension cracking on neighbours commenting on the Great Wall lol (still got another 700mm to go to parapet) shot to the yard Sunday to grab my scaffolding and trestles

Forgot there’s a long slim window in big wall to go above units luckily Mrs spotted it tonight and took blocks down while green still.

Mad push this week as back to client work next week
 

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