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6feetdown
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Pretty sure the stihl 420 are not very reliable according to a Speedy fitter i knew
Shovelhands
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In what respect?
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
just went and had a look .... pretty sure it's Husqy, but God knows how old .. have had it a loooooong timegot a Sthil and a Husqy ... no idea what models .... hardly ever use them and can't recall the last time I did ... they'll be the usual Ba***rd to start when I do, I dare say... so can't make any other comments really
and deffo Stihl ... also been about sooome time
and on a slightly different theme ... in the same cupboard ... bought off me scrappy years ago
(" this any use to you Gra?" )... awesome nut rattler/bolt snapper and usually started first pull, but'll need a bit of TLC now I dare say .... not used in a very long time .. and bloody heavy 
was great for cracking crane wheel nuts when you couldn't get a windy gun to it ........ and rattling 'em off/on ... right handful though
JD450A
Feral as Fk 🐾
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was great for cracking crane wheel nuts when you couldn't get a windy gun to it ........ and rattling 'em off/on ... right handful though
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6feetdown
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If I remember they were having constant issues with them he said he wished they could go back to the previous model
GazCro
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The pre partner husky and the stihl which hoovered its own dust up. Bet the vibes off them are summat else.just went and had a look .... pretty sure it's Husqy, but God knows how old .. have had it a loooooong time
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and deffo Stihl ... also been about sooome time
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and on a slightly different theme ... in the same cupboard ... bought off me scrappy years ago
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was great for cracking crane wheel nuts when you couldn't get a windy gun to it ........ and rattling 'em off/on ... right handful though
Mick-the-fitter
It’s what I do!
It is from the same maker just a different colour,Looks like a Partner/husky
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
GazCro
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Lasting effects, probably why you can't make a decent job with a paint brush and have to use a rollercan't remember
hiluxman
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I was going to put earlier I've not seen a ts350 for years, then you go and put a picture of one up. Loljust went and had a look .... pretty sure it's Husqy, but God knows how old .. have had it a loooooong time
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and deffo Stihl ... also been about sooome time
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and on a slightly different theme ... in the same cupboard ... bought off me scrappy years ago
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was great for cracking crane wheel nuts when you couldn't get a windy gun to it ........ and rattling 'em off/on ... right handful though
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
covers the 'ground' so much quickerLasting effects, probably why you can't make a decent job with a paint brush and have to use a roller
.... can handle a brush when I need to and rock steady with a '6013' in me 'danny' 
tinydigger
making machines look small since 1980
sorry Rory but you are very wrong on this matter it needs to come to the former home of the drema and make its way to Norwich
JD450A
Feral as Fk 🐾
Get in t que.
Storrsy
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Theyve shut it.
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
pretty bloody stupido air filter set up, for sure
craig
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Do you want me to go out to the shed with the camera, so you can see another
hiluxman
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hiluxman
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It'd go good with some old kango k950 pics tooGo on then
GazCro
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Old lad used to rebuild them regularly for several local builders. Once the lads had got through the spare filters they often ran without to get job done. Always dropped off at our end with a filter in though (complete with fingerprintspretty bloody stupido air filter set up, for sure
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bobthebuilder
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have a ts 410 ,never failed me yet ,aslong as it s air filters gets blown out regularly,had it 10 years ,cut miles
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