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that's no good vince! are you over there learning or teaching?
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postrip
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Sounds like you are a Mac mechanic from a former life, good job doing the rebuild bit.
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That buttoned up nicely but the sticker says Fuji heavy Industry aka Subaru would of thought Polaris would make there own engines
postrip
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I think it has always been pretty much that way!
One would naturally think Polaris being an American associated company, that they'd build all there own gear, but I guess the Japanese companies, provide quality and affordability.
Look out when all this stuff goes to China!, I'll have to ask Mc Chinga Bob 4 help!
KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
KiwiBro
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Gonna need a bigger shelf.Look out when all this stuff goes to China!, I'll have to ask Mc Chinga Bob 4 help!
postrip
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It was using lots!, don't think the brand would've made any difference, it'll now have a semi synthetic 10w /40 Motul dosage when it comes to life tomorrow !So, what oil does it use?
herbs
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The running joke with Polaris quads is they should come with a Polaris branded tow rope...
postrip
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I have learned an awful lot about many models of Polaris , especially the past 6yrs, some good!, some not so good!
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A mate has a twostroke Polaris and holy **** do you have to hang on to it
Give me a lever and i can move the world
rolling that log, hey Vince you know this bit of wood well i finally got about to slice it up
The weenie 310 sorted it easy nuff but i had to roll it to finish the slice and but as alone a ton plus don't wanna go over easy. Chaps like Stihlman would have log rollers at hand all day but i don't often need so use my crow bar / Slammer tool make a great lever just slice a top grove plonk it in and over she goes
How do others handle big log slicing and rolling what your tool of choice
rolling that log, hey Vince you know this bit of wood well i finally got about to slice it up
The weenie 310 sorted it easy nuff but i had to roll it to finish the slice and but as alone a ton plus don't wanna go over easy. Chaps like Stihlman would have log rollers at hand all day but i don't often need so use my crow bar / Slammer tool make a great lever just slice a top grove plonk it in and over she goes
How do others handle big log slicing and rolling what your tool of choice
ah & my new ropes sweet as up a 120 year old heritage Oak checking a decaying wound that sadly means the limbs kaput & gotta go as they have wedding right under it
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460cixy
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Righto you bastards don't laugh to hard
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Did hole under log with crowbar attack rope,strap in a way when you pull with ute it rolls the log over.
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I havnt had time only have one tank through it so far,been fitting out the Ranger for my 3 month trip in the Kimberlys and Gulf ares in a couple of weeks.
But next week i have a Cypress and Pine felling job and there all big and lots of um so it will have a 36'' bar on it and give it a good run.
tree lopper
A Brisbane tree lopper.
I just use a chainsaw slice it 3/4 of the way through every 15cm, but cut it right through about three times along the length of a log that size, being careful of the slope of the ground so I just miss the soil. Then two of us can roll each section over to cut through the rest of the cuts.
Edit: I start with a bigger saw than the one in your photo, though. I think you need an upgrade, mate.
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