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The death toll figures are compiled by the Gaza Health Ministry, ID cards and names cross referenced, they have been externally scrutinised by several UK,EU and US Aid agencies and found to be very accurate.
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2015 Husqvarna 3120XP chainsaw. This was bought new by me as a spare sawhead just before Husky stopped selling them in the UK. It still has the original barcode sticker on the underside that matches to the S/N on the Husqvarna ID plate. I used it for maybe 3 or 4 days to log up some fallen ash trees, but as you can see it is in excellent overall condition with just a few small scratches/scuffs/marks/stains from use. Only ever run on Husky XP synthetic oil. It comes with the original Husky bar grease/applicator. NOT INCLUDED but If required I can supply a pair of bars/chains. The bars are a bit older but in good working order, both genuine Husky bars. One 24", One 36". The 36" chain is almost new, the 24" chain is approx. 50% good. Private sale - SOLD AS SEEN - No warranty. Can be shown running, you're welcome to view. Could help with delivery across midlands/wales - please ask first. I can post, but you will need to cover postage costs.£1,000
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Top 10 most popular wood-burning and multifuel stoves
Gabriel82 replied to BowlandStoves's topic in General chat
Here's an example using that kind of square packing. This one is a 40mm thick steel door to a stove that burns almost anything and survive 😁 I once got it red cherry hot because of... too much coal. Also the walls are from chamotte brick 64 mm thick 120mm wide and about 230mm long. Basically the walls of the stove are 120mm thick ,its all built out of 1200 degrees Celcius resistant chamotte bricks. I think it weighs about 1 ton. 😁🙄. Took me a whole summer to build and it was expensive. By the way : don't mind me too much. I'm a hydrocarbons fan and pyromaniac I make my coffee on a gasoline Shmel-2 burner stove 🥳 Shmel is also a russian thermobaric rocket . Not to be confused
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Stowmarket Suffolk
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Primer bulb pulling air but not the usual suspects.
openspaceman replied to jarrick's topic in Maintenance help
As @Muddy42 says. Perhaps you need to go back to basics. Begin by putting a pump and gauge on the fuel inlet to the carb and see if the inlet valve holds pressure, pump it to 5PSI and the needle should hold if there is no depression in the venturi. -
I had the same problem with my one handed Makita DUC150 chainsaw. As above, I have sharpened the teeth until the gap to the rakers about 50% of how it started, about 10 thousandths now.
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Looking for a part time surveyor on sub contract basis to undertake BS5837 surveys and QTRA surveys Requirements: Level 4 Arb ideally, would consider level 3 with experience (essential) PTI (essential) QTRA (desirable) Full UK drivers licence and access to vehicle (essential) Contact me on [email protected] if interested. Thanks Chris
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Morning, it’s finally stopped raining. Local job, 3 Scots pines to fell. Have a good day.
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I remember buying my first 2511, I think, most of ten years ago now. As I picked up the saw, I remarked to the dealer: I'll be needing a replacement exhaust cover in a few months by the look of them. But just one, in all that time! I think that's the only part I've ever put on the saw, apart from chains !? Stunningly reliable
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Yes I checked that. He needed to replace all the fuel lines, clean the tank and some injection cleaner or the like. Anyway, not my problem.
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50 pushups 😁 and no dom perignon for you
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We want to see your #ArbInAction pictures!
Mark Bolam replied to Pro Arb Magazine's topic in General chat
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We are considering purchasing a new TP 175D Tracked machine. Has anyone owned or operated this model machine ? Any thoughts or advice, would be appreciated. Cheers
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Electric Vs hydraulic controls on a forwarding trailer
gdh replied to GeoF's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Electric is best for attaching and having everything under your fingers, it's a massive improvement. The Farma have a really nice design that go under your palms -
That's getting close...
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Husqvarna 550xp mark2 weird high reving issue?
Mark_Skyland replied to biggimmer's topic in Chainsaws
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Not had a chance yet as there are quite a few machines in the workshop. I will hopefully get a bit of time in there this week to check it out.
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and when some asshat got outta line you could deck 'em without it being on youtube within 5 minutes.
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Sub-Contract Climber Looking for One Day a Week
Simpson Arboriculture replied to Simpson Arboriculture's topic in Employment
Sorry mate way too last minute. I normally need one week in advance minimum. Hope he has a speedy recovery. Get him to the physio quick, they work wonders. -
I've had a go on Regs grapple. It noticeable out performs Captain. Easy to throw and store. But more importantly catches bigger branches easier as well as setting on all size branches easier.
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Possible, there have been numerous more devices released since then also, blackbird, throttle, akimbo 2, the other rope runner, the ISC thing. Perhaps the market isn't as lucrative now as there are more options. I just spend a day climbing on two BDBs they will take some beating..
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@Johnsond yeah I heard of it. Shouldn't exist! Wage every month enough to live a decent life and raise & educate two kids. That must be the normal. Or society heads in a hurry to self destruction.
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