so i said "why dont you let the tyres down" ?? The driver he dint laugh,, oh well ok up on the roof i go then
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Bitey brute of bar when drilling flipping hard hard gum
you sure got that bit right, had keep my knee guts or thigh into it keep any real control
you sure got that bit right, had keep my knee guts or thigh into it keep any real control
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Surely if the driver dumped the airbags it would have been close to sliding past or had he tried that?
you know i never asked if airbag suspension... up on roof was kinda fun but covered with easy to bust steel hydro lines and super slippery film of oil
Look what my freshly sharpened chain found under fallen bits of tree I was clearing.
it was easy to see once it was all cut away.
it was easy to see once it was all cut away.
huh that new chain set up was working nice till found a pocket of dirt flippity could cut though bark after & a lot of teeth to hand file
Ah the power of leverage eh, good reach, but once it grabs at the tip, it demands respect.
ah boil the billy, have a cuppa and file away.
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Cleared out grass filled spoon drainage trench between my self and neighbor as my dam still leaking. i got a plan to renovate repair and with create a bit of a paddock pond plunge wade pool landscape this coming summer.
Cleared out the backed up septic sullage pit & line as discovered it blocked by grass roots and with lots of rain it just wont flow to sodden ground.. yes glasses rubber gloves keep mouth shut job.
my bow aim getting a bit better all 20 will now hit the target board at 35 m which was not possible 2 weeks ago
took awhile to get all inside the color rings a helpfull addition is field glasses as often hard to see tell arrow POI and adjust aim
Cleared out grass filled spoon drainage trench between my self and neighbor as my dam still leaking. i got a plan to renovate repair and with create a bit of a paddock pond plunge wade pool landscape this coming summer.
Cleared out the backed up septic sullage pit & line as discovered it blocked by grass roots and with lots of rain it just wont flow to sodden ground.. yes glasses rubber gloves keep mouth shut job.
my bow aim getting a bit better all 20 will now hit the target board at 35 m which was not possible 2 weeks ago
took awhile to get all inside the color rings a helpfull addition is field glasses as often hard to see tell arrow POI and adjust aim
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Hi Aussies. have a question. Which is the best 30cc saw to buy in Vic for under $300. My birthday is coming up and I would like a baby saw to go with my MS381.
PS Are the bushranger saws any good, Aussie design?
PS Are the bushranger saws any good, Aussie design?
luv these little weapons lite easy tuff nuff for most tasks happy birthday
https://www.stihl.com.au/STIHL-Products/Chainsaws/Homeowner-Chainsaws/2212-1571/MS-170.aspxPetrol Chainsaw - MS 170 - 35cm/14'' - MiniBoss
$249.00*
Tony ray
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Yeah I'm leaning to a 170, so light , it seems to be the lightest of them all.
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There’s nothing Aussie about a butt ranger, standard regurgitated Chinese gear. Get a second hand 023/025 or ms 230/250 and you’ll be better off
Ok so its over 300
I have a few 180s, great saw for what you pay for them.
Light, and good power for their size.
excellent limbing saw, they all run 16" 3/8p chain.
I have a few 180s, great saw for what you pay for them.
Light, and good power for their size.
excellent limbing saw, they all run 16" 3/8p chain.
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170/180 effectively the same saw
yeah, inc their weights, but with a bit more power, useful light saw.
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There is a lightly used ms180 at the Stihl shop at Winchelsea for $220 or am I better going for a brand new for $299?
Totally up to you, what warranty comes with the second hand one ? can you inspect the piston, is the bar in good nick etc ?
Seems at the moment prices are up, I didnt pay more than 100 second hand for my 180s.
for an extra 80 is that worth peace of mind, or new bar etc what other goodies will they throw in with it ?
Not sure what saws go for in your area, but that seems pretty high, usual rule of thumb is half new price for 2nd hand as a start/ guide, all depends on demand/ supply I guess, tho it is from a dealer, so I guess thats why.
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