Pete Mctree
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I ported my old saw- then my new one, then every saw i have.
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I rest my case:001_cool:
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last time i lend you owt- bet you scuffed the heels driving the truck in them too before you gave them to her
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There not his AND I still want the back Ed- you better not have trashed them:sneaky2:
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I agree. I have 2 200t's but others havent had the time to save to purchase them would be glad of a 2nd climbing saw to finish a pruning job with no doubt.
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I agree as somone who learned to climb with a bow-saw and a 254. But why not use the correct tool for the job. It looks an excellent little pruning saw for a good price
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The old ones do have a nasty habit of opening when idiots fill your saws. It's nice getting covered in chain oil huh Ian If you need help sorting the new caps out i think you should ask the nearest 10 year old hehehe
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A back up top handled saw with a back handle? That's a sustitute
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Gotta love the friendly welcoming attitude you have. Is there not a stone you can crawl back under?
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Heat no. With the constriction of the muffler removed it actually reduces the head in the piston/cylinder as the saw can expell the hot waste gases more efficiently. There is going to be a little more stress on the engine, but not that much, as your are not increasing the rpm thatthe saw is runing at but the torque
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Looked as crappy as you described it. Was there no scope to pull it over backwards?
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Are you refering to the sheath of the rope stretching and settling ? Both of my ropes have done it and if normal on some cordages http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=3654
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If you don't fully cook the porriage it allows you to eat more with equal volume as it slowly expands in you gut. Works for me as i stopped eating it for the same issue your having until this was shown to me
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Fair sized ash there. Good job, looked fun
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I like trees, but thankfully i don't get sexually aroused by them unlike tree monkey
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How do you know my mum?
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hahaha that's ace
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For this to be discussed fully I'd start a new thread. There are different opinions and too much to discus in this one
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Both my blaze ropes have milked. i just make a habit of drawing the friction hitch right off the end of the rope when I see it happening. Gently however as you you don't want to stretch the sheath just settle it down. Good rope - the problem will not persist long
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Out of interest could everyone who has had hospital treatment for a cut with a handsaw post also. they can be as dangerous as a power saw
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That's some big timber/trees. What kind of weight were those stems you were cutting?
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I replied whilst in a tree, but was with a top handled saw. Good poll, i'm interested in seeing the results.
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So no NPTC, then who do you go to as an employer, with a duty of care to train and certify your staff? Or do you just pass them a saw and hope for the best? What if you are a contractor who has to demonstate his competence before he commences work? As for the money, you will find that a small portion goes to NPTC...........
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Or how stupid people are who choose not to read there legislation incorrectly? I will support the system as without one we will be in a much poorer position, although it's failings are obvious.
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huh? i guess your expert opinion differs............
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