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Everything posted by bob
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sorry not as nicely stacked:thumbdown:
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do they come heavier than 3lb
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it,s illegal and basically theft at least and probably criminal damage dependant on how they got it.
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spiderjacks rule:thumbup: Nice vid
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was from a standing dead stem been dead years in garage for 3 weeks now in house tried to start in cooler areas How do I stop it cracking or should i have waited longer I do have a few more similar blanks. Cheers
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Is it worth milling or leaving in the round it,s big:thumbup: 24-30 inch ish and 3 pieces obviously getting thinner but 12 ft pieces
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do you have CS45:thumbup:
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I had one of the first ones that came out and still running fine prefer it to a 200T and would not swap it. I do think the chain is better but if poor sharpening will certainly affect power ect as a more aggressive cut
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go on a diet and then no issues with the GVW:thumbup:
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buy a stihl:thumbup:
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sounds like needle bearing to me:thumbdown:
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I would rather work for a good company for less money than a poor company for more think of what the company can do to further your development. I have lads offering to work for nowt on proper jobs just for the experience. realistically I would have a much easier more productive day where I earn more money paying a experienced guy a bit more than a newby £70 a day
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I used to get a lot of friction blisters on my hands Usually the left one but not them for quite a while. Do you just get them in the cold. usually down to sweating or too much movement what about about an extra insole
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Does the splice on your rope fit through your rope guide?
bob replied to samthescam's topic in Climbers talk
try a Yale splice it is not 26mm will check but sure I have 1 that fits -
nice tune:thumbup:
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Does the splice on your rope fit through your rope guide?
bob replied to samthescam's topic in Climbers talk
looks like art had some sense then:blushing: -
would of been interesting to see how much weight it would have taken before it failed. good call though I reckon
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out of interest again what helmet were you using and where did you get the cuts. I have done the same many times
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2 settings 1 for heated handles the other heats the carb for very very cold conditions is that ok
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Just awaiting delivery of a 560 with heated handles:thumbup: will be interesting to see if they have put the stupid carb heater on that. Good point Pete. If you run a 372 with the carb heater on (setting 2 ) it will seize the saw. Only recommended for a very short time.
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Sadly not my work. Was sent to me as an email:thumbup: Thought you might like a look:biggrin:
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nearly impossible without bolting an extra kit on. get a New Pocket Hand Warmer - Fuel Reusable - UK SELLER | eBay really good I buy heated handles on all my saws that they are an option and am surprised more dont especially to prevent HAVS claims from the corporate world
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whats to discuss 192 are not available over here. I do own 1 tbh they are good for pruning but thats it MS200T have all sold out so buy 201 or get second hand 200 I pick up the 201 everytime:thumbup:
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They did ali and plastic and the chainbrakes changed. I am sure I still have a couple. will have a look and let you know. Good saw tbh the complete plastic side plate will fit just cut the lugs off
