Dr.Al
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Does making a mess count?
My chain saw gave up so I spoke to Aldi who said they had no battery chainsaws in the country until the 10th Dec but they could ship me one from Germany. It came today so I finally finished chopping that tree down .....but it was in the dark and my phone had only 10% so no after pics yet...
My chain saw gave up so I spoke to Aldi who said they had no battery chainsaws in the country until the 10th Dec but they could ship me one from Germany. It came today so I finally finished chopping that tree down .....but it was in the dark and my phone had only 10% so no after pics yet...
slim_boy_fat
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What seats do they fit?
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Fraserb
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If I'm honest I'm not sure, last lot were going into fiesta R5's
where were the elf and safety munchkins ? 
What does?
mtt.tr
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The tree cutting
No all perfectly safe. Much safer with a battery saw. No for pro use though.
Mr Fro
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Wotcha reckon? Just a quickie coat rack made for the utility room out of some of my late father-in-law's scabby old spanners.
Tigged up with my Sherman (which is waaay better than the scratch start I'm used to) and then blacked with Selenium Dioxide.
Edit: The paint on the pipes was the wife, not me!
Tigged up with my Sherman (which is waaay better than the scratch start I'm used to) and then blacked with Selenium Dioxide.
Edit: The paint on the pipes was the wife, not me!
selectedgrub
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I reckon it's pretty cool.
Memmeddu
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If it's not noisy and if it doesn't make smoke it's not funny
Battery saw are something that I would like to try
my actual battery platform parkside, does have one
40V brushless ,bare unit for 100 euros , and it requires 2x 4Ah batteries
But I was hoping to buy an impact driver or the impact wrench
Both Brushless .
Moose McAlpine
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Looks sketchy. Hope you were careful. Windblown trees are among the most dangerous, especially hung up like that. Lots of tension, compression, twisting, dynamic forces involved. Often unpredictable. I wouldn't do that stood on a ladder.
We did one the other day that came down on a footpath:
Just a bit!
How is it safer with a battery saw? I'd much rather have a powerful petrol saw for that. Faster acceleration, higher chain speed, more power. If you need to cut fast and get the hell out the way quickly i want sonething powerful with a small bar. (Hence 70cc pulling a 20".)
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Wotcha reckon? Just a quickie coat rack made for the utility room out of some of my late father-in-law's scabby old spanners.
Tigged up with my Sherman (which is waaay better than the scratch start I'm used to) and then blacked with Selenium Dioxide.
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Edit: The paint on the pipes was the wife, not me!
Thats great, great Idea, might have to copy your Idea.
Memmeddu
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So I'm not the only who thinks that.
I'd like to build a ms361 clone which is 60cc and put a 40cm bar on it
Moose McAlpine
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I would've rather used my 50cc with 38cm bar, but only had that big saw with me. The extra handle on it helped too.
60cc with 40cm bar would be nice. We have a couple MS362s at work with 45cm bars.
Those clone kits seem popular, a generally get decent reviews. I'd rather find a nice used MS361 or Husky 365 Special though.
