Even more saws. We have discussed what the meaning of "XP" is, and here is a statement from Husqvarna on that:
You have to burn your wood somewhere and Husqvarna had some business with this as well. Look at the first picture, I think I would easily trade my car (and it's an Audi!) to have that installed and working in my kitchen.
This kind of combined owen and stove below were what we did most cooking on, and in, a hundred years ago in Sweden. Most houses would have at least one of these, often several. My mothers summer house, located only 60 kilometers from Husqvarna, was built in 1907 and has four of these, and several others. There were a lot of different brands though, not just Husqvarna.
Great posts Maccall!!!!!!!
Thank you very much for the tour with pictures!!
That was good stuff!
Great pictures Maccall, thank you.
The oldest building in the center of the first photo is that where the water works?
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Have you people seen the device with the black tube and the black-and-white thingy in the middle of this picture? Know what it is? I do, and it's actually said to work pretty well...
It's a pneumatic wedge.
I'm only guessing here, how about 'lawnmower'Awww, that's new to me. never heard of it before. Sure looks a lil clumsy to operate though. thanks for the info.
PS. what means Grässklippare in swedish ?
Awww, that's new to me. never heard of it before. Sure looks a lil clumsy to operate though. thanks for the info.
PS. what means Grässklippare in swedish ?
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