the all aussie dribble thread!

[huntingrob]

Beer is friggin expensive here!!! 10 to 15 bucks a stubbie. Taxi's are dirt cheap tho.

that's no good vince! are you over there learning or teaching?

 

[VinceGU05]

Learning [emoji106]

 

[postrip]

Winning

 

[ausneil 1]

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Sounds like you are a Mac mechanic from a former life, good job doing the rebuild bit.

 

[460cixy]

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That buttoned up nicely but the sticker says Fuji heavy Industry aka Subaru would of thought Polaris would make there own engines

 

[postrip]

That buttoned up nicely but the sticker says Fuji heavy Industry aka Subaru would of thought Polaris would make there own engines

I think it has always been pretty much that way!
One would naturally think Polaris being an American associated company, that they'd build all there own gear, but I guess the Japanese companies, provide quality and affordability.
Look out when all this stuff goes to China!, I'll have to ask Mc Chinga Bob 4 help!

 

[KiwiBro]

Winning

So, what oil does it use?

 

[KiwiBro]

Look out when all this stuff goes to China!, I'll have to ask Mc Chinga Bob 4 help!

Gonna need a bigger shelf.

 

[postrip]

So, what oil does it use?

It was using lots!, don't think the brand would've made any difference, it'll now have a semi synthetic 10w /40 Motul dosage when it comes to life tomorrow !

 

[herbs]

The running joke with Polaris quads is they should come with a Polaris branded tow rope...

 

[postrip]

The running joke with Polaris quads is they should come with a Polaris branded tow rope...

I have learned an awful lot about many models of Polaris , especially the past 6yrs, some good!, some not so good!

 

[460cixy]

A mate has a twostroke Polaris and holy **** do you have to hang on to it

 

[derwoodii]

Give me a lever and i can move the world

rolling that log, hey Vince you know this bit of wood well i finally got about to slice it up
The weenie 310 sorted it easy nuff but i had to roll it to finish the slice and but as alone a ton plus don't wanna go over easy. Chaps like Stihlman would have log rollers at hand all day but i don't often need so use my crow bar / Slammer tool make a great lever just slice a top grove plonk it in and over she goes

How do others handle big log slicing and rolling what your tool of choice

 

[derwoodii]

ah & my new ropes sweet as up a 120 year old heritage Oak checking a decaying wound that sadly means the limbs kaput & gotta go as they have wedding right under it

 

[460cixy]

Give me a lever and i can move the world

rolling that log, hey Vince you know this bit of wood well i finally got about to slice it up
The weenie 310 sorted it easy nuff but i had to roll it to finish the slice and but as alone a ton plus don't wanna go over easy. Chaps like Stihlman would have log rollers at hand all day but i don't often need so use my crow bar / Slammer tool make a great lever just slice a top grove plonk it in and over she goes

How do others handle big log slicing and rolling what your tool of choice


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I use the one leaning against the ute a mates copying it in a larger scale

 

[460cixy]

Righto you bastards don't laugh to hard

 

[Stihlman441]

Give me a lever and i can move the world

rolling that log, hey Vince you know this bit of wood well i finally got about to slice it up
The weenie 310 sorted it easy nuff but i had to roll it to finish the slice and but as alone a ton plus don't wanna go over easy. Chaps like Stihlman would have log rollers at hand all day but i don't often need so use my crow bar / Slammer tool make a great lever just slice a top grove plonk it in and over she goes

How do others handle big log slicing and rolling what your tool of choice


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Did hole under log with crowbar attack rope,strap in a way when you pull with ute it rolls the log over.

 

[deye223]

hows that 661 going Andrew

 

[Stihlman441]

hows that 661 going Andrew

I havnt had time only have one tank through it so far,been fitting out the Ranger for my 3 month trip in the Kimberlys and Gulf ares in a couple of weeks.
But next week i have a Cypress and Pine felling job and there all big and lots of um so it will have a 36'' bar on it and give it a good run.

 

[tree lopper]

How do others handle big log slicing and rolling what your tool of choice

I just use a chainsaw slice it 3/4 of the way through every 15cm, but cut it right through about three times along the length of a log that size, being careful of the slope of the ground so I just miss the soil. Then two of us can roll each section over to cut through the rest of the cuts.

Edit: I start with a bigger saw than the one in your photo, though. I think you need an upgrade, mate.