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I happened to pick up a very clean and tidy one of these recently, I put a decent bar and chain of it and in runs and cut very well for an old saw, [puts a few newer to shame if I'm honest] I do however need a couple of small bits to complete it, bar nuts, it has two but one is missing, it appears to be an odd size,it isn't like any of my Dolmars large or small, it's a fine thread, anyone have one, or know of a supplier, or even the thread rate would help,it looks like a m10x0.75 or I'll have to take a trip to the fasteners shop in town. I also need a fuel cap as the one that came with it is wrong one, looks like from a later saw. TIA👍
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Generally agreeing with you Mark, but I reckon those that would be passing on the advice are the advisors rather than the security services. Security services is "is this person going to kill / attack", and are not there to make a moral judgement on who they should associate with. The advisors are the ones who should be saying "look, no convictions but... massive rumours and perhaps you shouldn't associate with them"
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I have the 003g, bit of a longer bar on. Tempted to stick either .325 or 1/4 on it, rather than 3/8lp
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Fire in garden, can trees be saved?
Excels1or replied to Codythedog's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
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I see the harness didnt stop you falling in! Might seem a daft question, why wear a harness on a boat or standing in a stream? Is it just for the convienece of stowing the saw? Or to stop the boat floating away when you jumped out?
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Ash tree with dieback - whose responsibility?
daveatdave replied to Pidgeonpost's topic in Trees and the Law
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Did my Opico Skidster the other day. Filter in there was Donaldson P169797. Cleaned with kero and air and put it back in since the one the shop sold me (apparently same as the Donaldson doobin gave me the number for a few posts up) was an inch shorter. Diameter looked OK. So maybe Sherpas use a 2" filter and Skidsters use a 3" (both approximate). Mental amount of oil in there. It was five or six brimmed catch cans, either 4 or 5 litres each. Very pleased to find clean fluid, not even as dark as a rum and coke. No shit or steel in it and I've used it hard. New fluid is basically invisible on the dipstick. Bit of colour would help.
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https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-7336084776673566720-Zc6L?utm_medium=ios_app&rcm=ACoAADB-kJ0BWrJUW5tVr2sxqvep_SKvMEUK9bk&utm_source=screenshot_social_share&utm_campaign=copy_link You can always rely on your mentally ill team mate for a like 42 Racist among with right wing two of the most worn out overused and pointless BS labels thrown about nowadays. You seem to be slipping down the path of lies the Covid thread took you, making blatantly false statements 42.
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My honda head bolts came a bit loose. Hadnt really started leaking as bad as that, but I just tightened them up and carried on. I would tighten bolts and see how it goes.
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1968 Unimog 404 2.2 Petrol Brake hose parts number and carb kit
Stool master replied to winchman's topic in Arb-Trucks
Vamparts.be is another worth looking at I've bought parts, for my 411 Unimog, of both of these companies without any drama -
Husky 560xp mk1. Vibration when in the cut.......?
medroberts replied to medroberts's topic in Chainsaws
Haironyourchest, In reply to your questions.....The flywheel is all intact with no missing fins to cause an imbalance. There was no play in the big or little end of the con rod. I have been able to rebuild the saw tonight, and she fired up a treat with no vibrations as expected. It will be weekend before I can try her in some wood. The only difference , is that I have also replaced the deflection limiter bushing which was worn. My theory with that was if excessive travel was causing the AV springs (all intact) to allow the two dampened assemblies to contact each other when in the cut i.e pulling up on the rear handle and pressing down on the front handlebar. I will update this weekend ......Rgds, Med -
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Tom, my lad, is into drag racing and crews for Bad Apple Racing which has a 2000hp 57 Chevrolet. At Santa Pod the other weekend, that caught fire and, while salvaged, needs a chunk of work. Tom has a Foxbody Mustang in Dallas and is currently doing Mega Week, a drag and drive event. Living his dream! Messenger_creation_42E17CE7-9069-43C7-8291-CA29DE3194E5.mp4
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Tyre fitting is one of the many jobs that look easy until you have a go. I am old enough to leave it to a professional.
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Get away with you. Lumps that big only belong on a plate, not in a sandwich. Branstons spreadable or nothing. Or homemade. Points for the Corned Beef though.
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What do you know about the Stihl smart connector? There are a few for sale ( look genuine Stihl ) for about £20. Looks like you can pull a lot of info and with the Stihl app read it on a PC. STIHL SMART CONNECTOR BLUETOOTH APP connect pro portal Performance Management | eBay UK WWW.EBAY.CO.UK The following STIHL products can be retrofitted with STIHL connected STIHL SMART CONNECTOR BLUETOOTH APP. Earth Auger Cut Off Saws BGA 45 , BGA 56 , BGA 85, BGA...
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Large amount of hard wood will need strong men or lifting equipment, beer tokens will take it. Luton LU4
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Would you say this tree is too dangerous to climb and dismantle
woody paul replied to TreecisionJp's topic in Climbers talk
If you sit one in road back up cones with truck parked either side of it. And tell traffic management if being use and they will cone off long distance so you are safer. -
Putting feelers out for sub contract climber must have CS30/31, C38, CS39, CSCS card, recently had a Medical with paper work or willing to have medical, Drug and drink tests though out job conducted by client. Must have had refresher with in last 5 years. Own climbing kit a must with loler in date, own saws ground, top handle and high-viz full protecton chainsaw trowsers. Pm me for futher info. regards Andrew
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Different leaves, same tree!
Dan Maynard replied to organic guy's topic in Tree Identification pictures
Sometimes variegated cultivars just revert on a particular branch up in the canopy, maybe a break or pruning site but other times seems random. I guess this is a similar mechanism.