What the heck is this?!

[john@arbtech]

I asked the question......is this CE marked? Is this fit for purpose? should you be selling these, the reply was............Would you be able to tell me why? As im also from durham and had the idea i might of been able to create a few jobs here selling these and other tools.

[Tom D]

If they are ok for reliability they'd probably be ideal for a mill like the logosol, since you don't actualy touch the saw, so no vibe issues.

[john@arbtech]

If they are ok for reliability they'd probably be ideal for a mill like the logosol, since you don't actualy touch the saw, so no vibe issues.

 

Ok for milling until someone takes it off and uses it for felling/loggging? its all a laugh until someone loses a limb!

[Arbocop]

This item would not be CE marked and is thus iligal to sell in the UK and europe, also illigal to use for work

 

but having said that i used an old orriginal loud slow and damm dangeouse

 

kev

[County4x4]

Also, if you sell non-CE marked gear and someone has an accident with it, YOU can be held personaly liable. Found this out when looking into importing Indian built Lister engines which cannot be CE marked due to open flywheels weighing about 100kg each.

 

Cheers,

 

Andy

[Ty Korrigan]

Har har har!

It went for 505 quid!

Weird, I couldn't see a chain brake either...?

[Charlieh]

yep and relisted straight away again

[redmoosefaction]

Looks like one of those chainsaws they use in the rain forests, with their safety flip-flops on.

[timber]

you can not buy them new like that in usa