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Wow, does this cut wood or what

Posted: 15 Jul 2017, 11:58
by rodp
Felled an old Silver Birch in the garden a while back using a diy McCulloch chainsaw and a knackered Husky 45 (crank seals gone so runs on, gets hot and partialy seizes now and again :crazy: ). No way were they going to cut up the trunk and limbs, so took a chance on an old Husky 181se that was supposed to have led a sheltered life. Fired it up today and boy does this cut :thumbup: Trunk's app 2' across so the 20" bar goes across if positioned correctly.

One happy little lumberjack now :lol:

Re: Wow, does this cut wood or what

Posted: 15 Jul 2017, 12:10
by sunndog
Oooh thats a classic big boy falling saw. 20" bar should be no problem for that. They will have put 36"ers on it back in be day
if its got a cast ally top cover it could well be the same age as me

Re: Wow, does this cut wood or what

Posted: 15 Jul 2017, 12:37
by some bloke
sunndog wrote:Oooh thats a classic big boy falling saw. 20" bar should be no problem for that. They will have put 36"ers on it back in be day
if its got a cast ally top cover it could well be the same age as me
Would that have been about when petrol was discovered? :angel:

Re: Wow, does this cut wood or what

Posted: 15 Jul 2017, 13:19
by rodp
some bloke wrote:
sunndog wrote:Oooh thats a classic big boy falling saw. 20" bar should be no problem for that. They will have put 36"ers on it back in be day
if its got a cast ally top cover it could well be the same age as me
Would that have been about when petrol was discovered? :angel:

Ooh, good, very good :thumbup:

Re: Wow, does this cut wood or what

Posted: 15 Jul 2017, 13:20
by rodp
sunndog wrote:Oooh thats a classic big boy falling saw. 20" bar should be no problem for that. They will have put 36"ers on it back in be day
if its got a cast ally top cover it could well be the same age as me
1983, so several decades after you were born :twisted:


:lol:

Re: Wow, does this cut wood or what

Posted: 15 Jul 2017, 16:05
by sunndog
some bloke wrote:
sunndog wrote:Oooh thats a classic big boy falling saw. 20" bar should be no problem for that. They will have put 36"ers on it back in be day
if its got a cast ally top cover it could well be the same age as me
Would that have been about when petrol was discovered? :angel:


Age gags from Dave......i'v got no words mate :roll: :lol:

Re: Wow, does this cut wood or what

Posted: 15 Jul 2017, 16:11
by sunndog
rodp wrote:
sunndog wrote:Oooh thats a classic big boy falling saw. 20" bar should be no problem for that. They will have put 36"ers on it back in be day
if its got a cast ally top cover it could well be the same age as me
1983, so several decades after you were born :twisted:


:lol:
wtf. this is like those two old boys from the muppets


Rodders, dave.....just cos you cant remember things more than half an hour ago does not make you any younger :lol:

Re: Wow, does this cut wood or what

Posted: 15 Jul 2017, 16:59
by some bloke
It was just a rare spark of life chaps, I assure you. Statler and Waldorf were modelled on my older brother and I BTW. :angel:

Re: Wow, does this cut wood or what

Posted: 15 Jul 2017, 18:05
by rodp
sunndog wrote:
rodp wrote:
sunndog wrote:Oooh thats a classic big boy falling saw. 20" bar should be no problem for that. They will have put 36"ers on it back in be day
if its got a cast ally top cover it could well be the same age as me
1983, so several decades after you were born :twisted:


:lol:
wtf. this is like those two old boys from the muppets


Rodders, dave.....just cos you cant remember things more than half an hour ago does not make you any younger :lol:

Can't really argue with that :oops:


:lol: :lol:

Re: Wow, does this cut wood or what

Posted: 28 May 2018, 17:47
by hairyyoda
rodp wrote:
15 Jul 2017, 11:58
so took a chance on an old Husky 181se that was supposed to have led a sheltered life. Fired it up today and boy does this cut :thumbup:

One happy little lumberjack now :lol:
Do you want any more old Husqvarna chainsaws Rod :?: :idea: :think: there was a 266 with heated handle in a car boot sale this morning, think that it was the SE model, probably could have bought it for £35.00 i'sh. Compression was not brilliant but it was complete but looking dirty and uncared for :?: The owner wanted £50.00 as his starting price :?:
Same guy is bringing me some Britool spanners next week, can get it for you if it is still available :?:

Thanks
Phil