Stihlman441
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See thats what happens when you 'forget' to get paperwork.:msp_biggrin:
Chainsaw photography
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Hi All,
Victoria Plains region of Western Australia
This tree turned out to be a massive termite nest and destroyed my bar and chain :msp_mad:
X27 didn't get to split too much.
DCS6400
Yep, termite chimneys are the bane of my existence.
You need multiple loops, I usually take about 4-6 or just try for timber species without dirt up the guts, but it isn't easy in some areas.
BTW, good saw choice :msp_thumbsup:
Best bang for buck firewood saw currently available IMO.
Did you buy it locally or from the US ?
and congrats on your first post, looks like you've been lurking for a while.
The Antipodeans are slowly taking over AS
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Welcome Mimmo, nice pics mate. :msp_thumbup:
Stihlman441
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Welcome mimmo_gsr and yar nice pics,dont be shy most of us are all right and the CAD thing is under control .:msp_rolleyes:
BTW, good saw choice :msp_thumbsup:
Best bang for buck firewood saw currently available IMO.
Did you buy it locally or from the US ?
and congrats on your first post, looks like you've been lurking for a while.
The Antipodeans are slowly taking over AS
Yeah I had been lurking doing saw research for a while, which is what led me to the 6401 (and X27 for that matter).
Both have been purchased from the US :msp_thumbup: even wholesale prices for this saw where more expensive here :msp_mad:
I might have to look at investing in a few spare chains, its great firewood (Powderbark Wandoo) but Jarrah seems easier to cut.
Mimmo
I had the Canon T2i out today.
These were taken with Canon 18-55mm Glass
Canon 75-300mm Glass
Stihlman441
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Nice pics,do you can them rabbits,hares they look differant than the Ozzy ones.
rod.s
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I was doing some hiking trying out my GPS today and I stumbled across this really old stand of yellow birch. Took some pictures that I thought I would share. It's still early spring here so the leaves are not yet on the trees.
mweba
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I'm going to make it up there for a visit someday.....just worried they will not allow me back in once I cross the border:bang:
Top shelf thread for sure!!! Cool pics!
Stihlman441
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A couple of pics of new Snellerized 660 and Ford Falcon FG XR6 Turbo.
Rudolf73
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A couple of pics of new Snellerized 660 and Ford Falcon FG XR6 Turbo.
2 very sweet running engines you have there Andrew
mweba
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Nice! Have any more pics of the car handy?
ChainsawmanXX
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Heres just a couple snaps of some of my pictures :jester:View attachment 189343View attachment 189344
MCW
Somebody's talking crap here & it ain't the tree!
Are you leasing that from Ford Andrew? Those things hammer. I've driven an FPV Typhoon that was pumping out over 400HP at the rear treads and that thing was nasty, but awesome
Auto or manual? All the reviews say that they are better suited to the slushbox but I'd still have to buy one in a manual
Stihlman441
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Are you leasing that from Ford Andrew? Those things hammer. I've driven an FPV Typhoon that was pumping out over 400HP at the rear treads and that thing was nasty, but awesome
Auto or manual? All the reviews say that they are better suited to the slushbox but I'd still have to buy one in a manual
Ya mate i lease them and change between 2 and 3 years or when ever the trade in pays the lease residual and its the 6 speed auto and yes they have some big hairy ones,give them v8s a scare.
Some pics of the outside but this is the old one but the new one is the same and has all the bells and whistles.
