well i copied i only had a pink & black spray can
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ive use my fs85 for that kinda stuff works well but hard going you will have a 6 pack in notime the clearing saws would be better tho.Anybody tried a brushcutter on sapling trees?
I've got acres of acacia longifolia to remove that has sprung up after fuel reduction burns, spraying them hasn't proven to be very effective. I've tried lontrel, trounce and grazon in the past - and I have even more to do now.
I know it's been done, I've got no idea of speed, blade choice or how much brushcutter I'll actually need - but I've got a feeling the 35cc Honda might be marginal! I'd like to try though before I shell out a for something new.
Benne - want to talk to me about a stihl 250 vs their forestry clearing range?
I'll be out your way next week some time, so if I can make some sense of this I can pick one up.
I missed a 460 last week for $1k - I kinda wanted it, but I had no work for one. Lol. Then again, is second hand a bright idea with these things? I really haven't worried for ages as the Hondas have done everything I've needed for years and I have no idea how you wear one out.
well i copied i only had a pink & black spray can
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Anybody tried a brushcutter on sapling trees?
I've got acres of acacia longifolia to remove that has sprung up after fuel reduction burns, spraying them hasn't proven to be very effective. I've tried lontrel, trounce and grazon in the past - and I have even more to do now.
I know it's been done, I've got no idea of speed, blade choice or how much brushcutter I'll actually need - but I've got a feeling the 35cc Honda might be marginal! I'd like to try though before I shell out a for something new.
Benne - want to talk to me about a stihl 250 vs their forestry clearing range?
I'll be out your way next week some time, so if I can make some sense of this I can pick one up.
I missed a 460 last week for $1k - I kinda wanted it, but I had no work for one. Lol. Then again, is second hand a bright idea with these things? I really haven't worried for ages as the Hondas have done everything I've needed for years and I have no idea how you wear one out.
pretty in pink ya reckon those chain welds wont just shatter off ?? well mine would so i drilled and hooked. ah so it a race to range to see tho i maybe a while a weekends planned ahead for while... Dear wife and i aiming run over Jamieson woodspoint rd mt mattlock next week end chasing trout and a house with out kids
Nice area around there.pretty in pink ya reckon those chain welds wont just shatter off ?? well mine would so i drilled and hooked. ah so it a race to range to see tho i maybe a while a weekends planned ahead for while... Dear wife and i aiming run over Jamieson woodspoint rd mt mattlock next week end chasing trout and a house with out kids
Hey snowy. Knock one of these up for yourself. ASAP!!!![emoji13]
Nice area around there.
My mother's family originally settled around that area 150 odd years ago...I think they may have lived in Gaffneys Creek, but wherever it was there is nothing left of the town...the cemetery is still there and their tombstones are all that remains...well overgrown too.
Lol and I am sure everyone is letting you know too [emoji13]Oh mate, saw that on Facebook. Cutting your hand up is one thing, but then a kiwi (and a female) comes up with a better way to do things.
Well, hows that supposed to make you feel...?
There were two carbs for the 2100/2101, hs12? has the governer, at one point they switched to the hs136c without the governer.
Does anyone have an idea how much it would cost to send a 30kilo engine from Melbourne to Queensland? What options are there?
Photo of me and the bike parked at the bar on the wall there.
Lol and I am sure everyone is letting you know too [emoji13]
Photo of me and the bike parked at the bar on the wall there.
Bloke told me there was a photo of you parked on the bar!
From memory I was well and truly parked.
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