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What is Stihls biggest chainsaw?

What is Stihls biggest chainsaw? STIHL MS 881 The new STIHL MS 881 is the world's most powerful chainsaw in production today. Following on from the highly regarded MS 880 chainsaw, which was a favourite of foresters, the arboriculture industry and saw-mill operatives, the MS 881 was designed with the largest timber jobs in mind. How many cc's is a old 25 Stihl chainsaw? 76.5cc Chainsaw w/ 25" Bar. How many CC does a Stihl chainsaw have? The Stihl 044 chain saw has a single cylinder, two-stroke engine with a 70.7 cubic centimeter displacement. What CC is a STIHL MS...

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What is the role of paclobutrazol?

What is the role of paclobutrazol? Paclobutrazol (PBZ) is a plant growth retardant and triazole fungicide. It acts by inhibiting gibberellin biosynthesis, reducing internodial growth to give stouter stems, increasing root growth, causing early fruitset and increasing seedset in plants such as tomato and pepper. What products contain paclobutrazol? April 2012 Plant Health. Successful Use of Paclobutrazol By Erik Runkle. There are several plant growth retardants (PGRs) that contain the active ingredient paclobutrazol, including Bonzi (Syngenta), Downsize (Greenleaf Chemical), Paczol (OHP), Piccolo and Piccolo 10XC (Fine Americas). How long does paclobutrazol last plants? PBZ half-life in the soil varies between...

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Will Poulan Pro attachments fit Craftsman?

Will Poulan Pro attachments fit Craftsman? I can't substantiate these claims, but according to this retail site Poulan's PP125 split-shaft string trimmer will accept attachments from the following lines: WeedEater, Craftsman, Ryobi, John Deere, and Homelite. What attachments work with Craftsman? Craftsman trimmers generally have a male 1/5-inch square driveshaft, so they accept attachments from Troy-Bilt, Ryobi and Toro. Some Remington, Sunseeker and Yardman attachments will also work with Craftsman trimmers, but you'll need to confirm on a case-by-case basis. Are WeedEater attachments universal? Some models are designed for specific string trimmer brands; however, there are universal attachments that will...

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What to do if your morning glory has fungus?

What to do if your morning glory has fungus? If you suspect that your morning glory has this fungus, cut away the infected vine and dispose of it. Morning glories can be infested with pests too such as the cotton aphid, the leaf miner, and the leafcutter. What kind of blight does a mango have? Blight diseases in mangoes. The two main diseases of mangoes are anthracnose and bacterial black spot. This Agnote explains the diseases, causes, symptoms and the pesticide program for their control. ANTHRACNOSE. Anthracnose is a fungal disease caused by. Colletotrichum gloeosporioides . What causes morning glory...

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How do you encourage vines to grow?

How do you encourage vines to grow? To encourage bushy growth on young vines, pinch out the stems' terminal buds. If you want just a few vertical stems, though (for a tracery of growth around a column, for example), don't pinch. Instead, remove all but one or two long stems at the base. What to use for vines to grow on? Vines climb and support themselves by using either twining stems, tendrils, aerial roots or adhesive disks sometimes called hold fasts. Vines that twine will physically wrap their stems around supports. In this case, poles, chain-link fence, wire, trellises or...

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Can you sow grass seed in March?

Can you sow grass seed in March? For best results, lawn seed should be sown in spring (from March to May) or early autumn (September to mid October), when the soil is moist and warm. Before laying a new lawn, take some time to think about the part it will play in your overall garden layout. Is March a good time to seed your lawn? Is March too early to plant grass seed? In nearly all regions, March is too early to plant grass seed. Temperature is a better barometer; wait until days average about 80 degrees before planting grass...

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How is lighting maintenance factor calculated?

How is lighting maintenance factor calculated? MF = (LLMF x LSF) x LMF x RMF. How do you calculate the number of lights in a room? Multiply width of room x length of room x 1.5 = amount of total minimum wattage needed (assuming an eight foot ceiling). Divide by 60 to get the number of 60-watt equivalent bulbs required. Then, add up the wattage in each bulb in each fixture to figure out how many light fixtures are needed. What is maintenance factor in electrical? Maintenance factor • In lighting calculations, ratio of illumination of a light source or...

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What is a good temperature for indoor plants?

What is a good temperature for indoor plants? The best temperature range for indoor plants is 70 degrees F – 80 degrees F day and 65 degrees F – 70 degrees F night. What temperature do plants like? In general, foliage plants grow best between 70 degrees and 80 degrees F. during the day and between 60 degrees to 68 degrees F. at night. Most flowering plants prefer the same daytime temperature range, but grow best when nighttime temperatures range from 55 degrees to 60 degrees F. What temperature is too cold for indoor plants? Blooming houseplants generally don't tolerate...

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What color do you get when you mix red and orange?

What color do you get when you mix red and orange? Mixing Red and Orange will make Red Orange - a tertiary (third level) color. You get Tertiary colors when mixing Primary and Secondary colors. What Colour do orange and brown make? In the event you combine equal parts orange and brown together, you will obtain a terracotta color. Terracotta is recognized for its brownish tones that are tinged with orange. Terracotta is reminiscent of fired clay pots. This is because the tone literally means 'fired earth. What color mix makes red? Red is created by mixing magenta and yellow...

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Where does the word gargoyle come from and what does it mean?

Where does the word gargoyle come from and what does it mean? According to the Online Etymology Dictionary, the word gargoyle comes from the old French word gargoule, which means throat. Gargoyles are the grotesque carved spouts used to channel water from roofs. What's the meaning behind a gargoyle? 1a : a spout in the form of a grotesque human or animal figure projecting from a roof gutter to throw rainwater clear of a building. b : a grotesquely carved figure. 2 : a person with an ugly face. How do you use the word gargoyle in a sentence? Gargoyle...