the all aussie dribble thread!

[460cixy]

bwaaaaaarhahahahahahahahahahahahaha

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/chain-saws-stihl-/331201271687?&_trksid=p2056016.l4276

Lol false advertising much lol

 

[MCW]

Lol false advertising much lol

I mean what sort of peanut would make out they had a Stihl when they haven't?

 

[ozflea]

I mean what sort of peanut would make out they had a Stihl when they haven't?

And loving it

 

[ausneil 1]

I mean what sort of peanut would make out they had a Stihl when they haven't?

you got it, a bloody peanut.

 

[ausneil 1]

Better ??

Forgot to add yesterday,,,,, great job mate, you obviously have some hidden PC talent coming up with that.

a gold star on your forehead for that one.

 

[ozflea]

Me old mate Window licker to my rescue after all even the chinese love gold .................... so may the gods of the orient be with you window licker

 

[WidowMaker_1]

Me old licker need the chinese love gold ...................so may the orient gods be my licker

whatever floats your canoe McChingaling

 

[460cixy]

Wonder is its a barbed wire canoe

 

[scallywag]

Wonder is its a barbed wire canoe

Like the ones they use on the Yangtze river ?..Have you seen what those canoes use for an anchor ! Yep, Australian built black and gold 090's !

 

[460cixy]

Like the ones they use on the Yangtze river ?..Have you seen what those canoes use for an anchor ! Yep, Australian built black and gold 090's !

Yup saw that when I was back in nam hugging rabbits and popin off gooks

 

[ozflea]

See I'm a creative genius ..................... you fellas must be a tad slow ......................... and I do love huggin' bunnies 460 .............. you run out of ammo ?

 

[WidowMaker_1]

I'm a tad slow ......................... and I do love huggin .............. you run out?

Wrong forum champ

 

[deye223]

Hey, that's only 40km away from me, should I buy it ?

sent from a hand held thingy via magic invisible waves......

i'm sure you could tune it up to beat a 261 rick. it's a ring ding dinga

 

[KiwiBro]

Howdy fellas,

Can we talk felling wedges please?
A small stand of very tall pecker poles with multiple hazards to avoid has meant I've chewed through all my wedges and need more.
Have bought a number of cheapies and they can't handle impacts very well and shatter. But it gets expensive quick when I'm chewing through many per day.

Any advice where I can get me a mixed box of good uns on the cheap? Matt, do you have any cutty cutty wedge specials that are any good mate?

Cheers all.

 

[WidowMaker_1]

I make my own wedges out of ironbark , got a picture somewhere of them

 

[ozflea]

Only wedgies I know happen when I rip my undies up to quick

 

[MCW]

Howdy fellas,

Can we talk felling wedges please?
A small stand of very tall pecker poles with multiple hazards to avoid has meant I've chewed through all my wedges and need more.
Have bought a number of cheapies and they can't handle impacts very well and shatter. But it gets expensive quick when I'm chewing through many per day.

Any advice where I can get me a mixed box of good uns on the cheap? Matt, do you have any cutty cutty wedge specials that are any good mate?

Cheers all.

Hey it depends on how hard you're laying into them mate. The Stihl plastic wedges are good. I've tried other plastic wedges but I get sick of companies changing wedge suppliers when they can get a better deal. One minute their wedges are good, next minute they are crap. I'm using Stihl plastics now as they are a decent price, good quality, and consistent. I'm trying some new Aussie made aluminum wedges from Jakmax soon which should also be OK. Their last lot of alloy wedges were full of air bubbles and would fly apart when you hit them.
Mostly it depends on what you want to pay and how much care you take with them. A $2 wedge will be destroyed just as fast as a $20 wedge if you hit it with a saw

If you're cutting small wood look at bore cutting through the centre so you don't chew all your wedges out.

 

[MCW]

I make my own wedges out of ironbark , got a picture somewhere of them

One problem though mate is that Ironbark is that hard it will destroy your chains like a steel wedge

 

[KiwiBro]

If you're cutting small wood look at bore cutting through the centre so you don't chew all your wedges out.

small, tall, and needing steering. Any vids of how a bore cut is used in this scenario and avoids plastic confetti?

 

[KiwiBro]

One problem though mate is that Ironbark is that hard it will destroy your chains like a steel wedge

Burnt my way through ironbark with a 'sharp' drop saw making feet for my bed. That is freak'n hard, like our dry Puriri (Vitex lucens). Might try to make a few wedges. Not sure if wood wedges will feel the same when hit with an axe head. The plastic ones have a different feel the more they are loaded up. Makes it pretty easy to feel what's happening upstairs.

What's the advantage of aluminium over plastic?