Not So Pros v3.0
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Fuck that noise.
A basic washer is +-$500
Yack... I know, bars are consumables and stihl bars are great, if someone else buys them....
As always, ymmv
Thats it/them But its got one more knob i think
Whats this IQ thing yer talkin bout??
Do we have that in Canada??
I dont do well on tests,,,,,
Do we have that in Canada??
I dont do well on tests,,,,,
From the looks of it, yer makin them sammiches a lot bigger now.Hello sluts
In the stump they’re fine but when limbing they suck.
My 42 is at least 15 years old and a lot of footage has been put down by it. A Stihl is still cheaper then the Cannon to start out with but I doubt it’ll give me the service the old super bars have.
13 months strictly falling and topping on the 1st one, the other 3 didn't fare as well. I suspect bucking done them in sooner.
Having good luck with the stihl lights here, only problem is finding them. On the 500i's a regular weight bar is far too nose heavy.
I gots to find a newer bush hogging tractor. So dad gave me a fair amount of ground that is tree farm. I have to maintain a 20' firebreak buffer and "supposed" to mow between the rows. There is absolutely no veg under the canopy so that isn't happening. By contract I have to wait until August to mow the fire break due to bird habitat bullshit. By then the old ferd N's are working pretty hard to mow the shit... I need a compact tractor with live pto
Windsor/Sandvik was bought up by the investment group that owns Oregon years ago. The last Windsor and Sandvik branded bars were just rebadged Oregon single rivet crap bars. I remember seeing them on the Baileys site.
I have several old 5 rivet Windsors, 3 rivet Oregons, Oz manufactured GB's, and various Cannons (including some of the roller nose variety). They're all heavier and made of much better steel than the current Oregon, Stihl, and GB bars. My 50" Cannon is about 3 years old and gets used once a year at most. It's remarkably stiff (giggedy) for such a long bar. Not much more flex than a current 36" Oregon.
That's the second time that joke has been told here, recently, and I gotta admit...I don't get it. I have no idea why it would be funny.
If you have a Branson dealer nearby I'd suggest a 20 series or 15 series. I'm very happy with my 4020R. They're heavy duty and well built, and give you a lot of tractor for the $$$.
Branson Tractors – Why Choose A Branson?
bransontractors.com
Otherwise, I'd suggest a Kubota L4701 or L3901.
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Pics of you flexing your 50 "magnum once a year?
I just read (not on mainstream media) where there could be a toilet paper shortage again.. SS must have found this out and started hoarding already.
Plan-b
Canada is a 3rd world shit hole. Change my mind
The one I have has one more knob also. Did you change the motor bearings?
I didn’t think they even used it there