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Must like heavy down blankets and poetry. ;)

like that pink bunny rabbit

I have a 327PT5S and stand in the bed of my F250 whenever I can.

awwww come on man stick a good book in the cd or usb and you'll be here fore you know it! :)

Do you know the date of manufacture?

Agree . . . big time.

Along with the sunshine, there's gotta be a little rain sometimes. Lynne Anderson

Southbound again I don't know if I'm going or leaving home Southbound again I don't know if I'm going or leaving home Boy got to be moving Seems like the boy is bound to roam So every single time I roll across the rolling River Tyne Every single time I roll across the rolling River Tyne I get...

Hobo south for the winter?

or maybe a west coast exporter

I have the tee-type also, but much prefer these. They don't flex as much under applied torque, have grippy handles, and exit and enter the allen heads faster.

I probly shouldn't speak for Mr Logger, but i think he's just sayin that he could do the port job if he had the right incentive.

I've gotten "that look" many times and then the question, "what the %^**$## are you doing that for?" Needless to say, I do a lot a things just to see what will happen. Life's a learning experience.

Huh? Controversy? You mean on this site?? :cool: I'll get a copy and try it!

Thanks, Chris. What audio spectrum software is that? I like the layout.

yep I've always thought Frey and Henley were poets also: if you call someplace paradise, kiss it goodbye

Just want to make sure I understand cause I'm looking at a 395 myself. If I understand you correctly, the 395 has limiters on one or both carb screws AND has a limited coil as well?? If that's correct, then what's the best unlimited replacement coil for the 395? I'm sure that's been asked a...

The Bard of the Yukon. That your book collection, John? Verrrry cool pics.

Very cool work there doctor. Is that hardened steel, or could a file also be used to shape it (albeit much more slooowly)? Are the husqvarna oilers in any way similar?

Love my brushcutter! I've had it for almost 15 years - still going strong, but replacing the fuel lines/grommets now. The three point blade cuts all sizes of stuff. I can move fast down an overgrown fenceline or through an open area. Like you, after the woodies are gone, I can maintain with...