A few more pieces i scored a while ago from an mate who sold Husky back in the day
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460cixy
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I have most of those here the saws that isA few more pieces i scored a while ago from an mate who sold Husky back in the day
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I missed the first lot of pics I have a 65 on the shelf maybe the only one in the country
lumberjackau
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Look about right?lol ok thanks.. i got saws coming out of my ears atm! so many saws... so little time
lumberjackau
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not wrong there mate, lol, and cutting to the heart, many have a difficult time aiming for the center of the billet
was that log wood harder than most comp logs it looked to be tuff and fibers hanging on
postrip
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The post billets all day were New England Blackbutt.
It is quite firm, & does splinter like that all the time.
We were all starting to feel the pinch a little by then, as 90% of us had raced 2 consecutive wk ends, approx 20hrs racing in 2 days.
I for 1, am not as fit as I was 20yr ago!
Do the rules allow the chainsaw man to cut them out postie ?
The team closed the cam. had a hell of a job getting them out with bars and in
the end the saw might have been quicker - from my arm chair any way
The team closed the cam. had a hell of a job getting them out with bars and in
the end the saw might have been quicker - from my arm chair any way
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Dash Ooter
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All tarted up and ready to rock. 
New bar, changed sprocket and new chains.
Thanks for the help with this Matt (460cixy).
New bar, changed sprocket and new chains.
Thanks for the help with this Matt (460cixy).
postrip
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Yes they are allowed to cut them out, but only 1 guy at a time on the billet whilst sawing is in progress.Do the rules allow the chainsaw man to cut them out postie ?
The team closed the cam. had a hell of a job getting them out with bars and in
the end the saw might have been quicker - from my arm chair any way
2 Fella's can use the bars at once though
KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
I gave M2 a 2100 ages ago to do up for me and the prick still hasn't sent it back.All tarted up and ready to rock.
New bar, changed sprocket and new chains.
Thanks for the help with this Matt (460cixy).
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460cixy
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It got lost in the post
460cixy
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All tarted up and ready to rock.
New bar, changed sprocket and new chains.
Thanks for the help with this Matt (460cixy).
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Looks great just have to get it dirty now
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I like to play with muff , not a painted muff but I Like to give the muff a good blueing
Dash Ooter
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I like to play with muff too. Not quite the same muff and definitely not the same type of play.
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I don't mind what kind of muff long as I get to open them up and put in big wood
KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
Tractor is in for a service. Asked for a breakdown of costs before they do it. Without exception, everything is more expensive than what their parent company sells to any Joe Farmer (who hasn't already spent many tens of thousands of dollars with them already buying a tractor) through another of their parts websites. Call me a tight arse but I hate having to second guess people around me.
Here's an example of what they are trying on. They list 3x4lts of engine oil at a per 4lt price. There is no way they are not decanting from a drum or tote, so should be charging a better per litre rate. Engine capacity is 9l, not 12. At the per 4ltr rate, it works out at about $211 for 20L when 20L from their retail parts website is $121.
Am awaiting another price from another vendor before getting back to the tractor dealer with my concerns. Just a bit disappointing.
Here's an example of what they are trying on. They list 3x4lts of engine oil at a per 4lt price. There is no way they are not decanting from a drum or tote, so should be charging a better per litre rate. Engine capacity is 9l, not 12. At the per 4ltr rate, it works out at about $211 for 20L when 20L from their retail parts website is $121.
Am awaiting another price from another vendor before getting back to the tractor dealer with my concerns. Just a bit disappointing.
