TAFKAT
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Chainsaw thread who got what?
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nashmach
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Sure if it was only 8 euro you couldnt go wrong.
Tea at 10am for ye contractors is with your breakfast no doubt
TAFKAT
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The 10am tea is in the bed, one of the hired help brings it along with the paper and a report on the weather outside. If it's not raining we start planning the breakfast at that stage.Sure if it was only 8 euro you couldnt go wrong.
Tea at 10am for ye contractors is with your breakfast no doubt
jf 850
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I have a 346 XP , a great lively saw wicked power for its size . Have it 10 odd yrs . Doesent get a whole pole of use , but nice to have that bit "extra " .
A son had a Rancher , it was a lovely.handy saw , until some low life took it . It was the saw I'd have used , until I bought her 346 XP .
A Daylight moment , when it was let into a 3 ft Ash butt .
In.short , yes you Will notice a big difference.
Seedsower
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Not a husqvarna expert but xp is professional range .if you have any much work I would buy the better one.
It will be lighter,more powerful,faster and last longer in general and really the extra money isn't massive depending on your viewpoint.
Have owned a few saws,mostly Stihl and won't go back to farmer/rancher grade saws.
A husqvarna 365 is semi professional and a great value option in a decent size saw imv
It will be lighter,more powerful,faster and last longer in general and really the extra money isn't massive depending on your viewpoint.
Have owned a few saws,mostly Stihl and won't go back to farmer/rancher grade saws.
A husqvarna 365 is semi professional and a great value option in a decent size saw imv
The reason I bought the XP the first day is because I thought it would last longer but it doesn't seem to be the case, I have got a couple of jobs done to it this last two years and it is starting to play up again, that's why I was thinking of going for the cheaper one.
I was looking at the specs for them both this evening and I think I will be disappointed with the standard one.
I was looking at prices on line for them, buying on line is not cheap, Clarkes of Cavan have a black Friday sale on and they are still more expensive than my local dealer who has no sale on.
The 550XP
muckymanor
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I'd usually saw that sort of stuff into blocks big enough to fit into the stove. Experience tells me that it's hard to split cross grain and can sometimes be dangerous if they fly off the splitter.
nashmach
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That's one way of getting rid of old pallets....
jf 850
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How do you get the wood out of it ? Is one side half a pallet high ?
I cut an end pallet in half and unscrew it .
tractorted
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Is that a crafty way of saying your going down to the off licence after???
We were doing a bit of Christmas bottle shopping and I was pricing a bottle of Jameson and was told to put it down I presume because there is one bought for my Birthday.
jf 850
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It was very good valu in one of the Super markets last week .
Just in case your birthday is a good bit away , and you got thirsty.....
Rickyboy
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I bought one of those cheap electric chainsaws to use when cutting wood in the barn, the petrol one makes a hell of a racket as it’s amplified!!! when in theshed, thought it wouldn’t be up to the job but it’s turned out to be a great little machine, used the petrol one outside in the yard today……..& got soaking wet in the rain, 😂
muckymanor
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You've got some lovely spalted wood there. If that's oak, I'd say there's some hard sawing in it? Is that what you plan to use for the table? A relative did a whole kitchen with spalted beech. It's fabulous looking and timeless.
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Deutz fahr 165.7
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How do you find performance with the 36 inch bar? I upgraded to 28inch light bar on my 500i she still rips with it..