Pete Mctree
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Everything posted by Pete Mctree
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If you periodically wipe or brush the swarf off the file they will last a lot longer
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Thanks Andy. However the part I need is the older trigger - part no. Ends 1000 which as you can see from the pic is slightly different
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I was hoping for something a little closer. Thanks that is now an option
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Whilst working on a friend 038av, I accidentally broke the trigger & I am having great difficulty finding one. I don't think Stihl stock them now as it is an old saw & I'm hoping someone has one on a shelf or on an old scrapped saw that I could purchase . Thank in advance Pete
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The connects can be heavy on fuel in comparison
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The fiesta not a consideration?"
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Some well balanced picks there. Godd job
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Some organised rigging there - good job. Two rigging points works well when it works......
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Looked a nice day for a big tree Reg. How you finding the rigging rings in comparison to pulleys or a big rigging block?
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Some good work thereTom. Not the nicest tree to tackle
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Nice tidy treework. Good to watch
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I was pointing out that the AA are becoming more inclusive & that the opinion that only AAC should be allowed to do TPO work would be a retrograde step in there evolution. Pete McSheffrey OakdaleNEltd
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To exclude other quality contractors, who choose not to be AA approved from TPO work would be elitist & exclusive. Things that the AA are striving not to be I hope. This new scheme being an example
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The introduction of a stand alone accreditation, which is also a stepping stone towards full AA status is a great idea IMO. It will be an excellent tool to drive businesses forward & help them compete with those larger ones around them.
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Top job Rich:thumbup1:
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Good job Rich. Did I you put a rigging block on each leader & run the rope through both? I try too as the rigging compresses the union.
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Or just live next door to the local game keeper like I do My hen run is still very secure & the rats & stoats pose just as big a threat, especially if you have chicks
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Some quality work there & an impressive selection of toys too
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Who sells 1/2inch plus wire-core flip lines 3.5m or above here in the UK? I can only seem to find skinny 3m ones which are limiting to say the least.
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What the old man said
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Oregon green welly things? They never fitted well. Never minded goliaths for spiking - not much good for anything else
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30" works great on the 660. I'd look at the dual port exhaust too - bit louder but improves the performance markedly.
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Using long chainsaws 48"/60" experiences/tips
Pete Mctree replied to cessna's topic in Firewood forum
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16mm double esterlron with a porta-wrap, which is as important as your choice of line. No point wrecking it at the knot & it failing prior to the winch. Matching components is the key
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I missed that too.
