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absolutely cracking saw tbh good for home use good for carving good for general woodwork good for keeping friendly with the neighbours does not smell the car out ideal chipper saw as can just cut that branch with no messing starting really smooth cut also I did not have one:thumbup:
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do you remember 321 with dusty bin we do like that for change of saw ie 2 5 4 no confusion:thumbup:
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what about writing what you want on the bit you send down and just sticking a marker pen behind your ear or would that require too much forward planning:thumbup: I am surprised your arborcom batteries run out mine cet charged after every full days work and they will do at least 2 days non stop chitter chatter. next time we have em out I will make a point of turning the mikes off and trying to have a discussion using hand signs whilst I am climbing the tree and using a saw:thumbup: P.s the writing notes bit I have just applied for a patent and also for using paper aeroplanes to send the message down is a great way to entertain the client:biggrin:
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This is my currant favourite for noise:thumbup:
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Bench Number 2 Osmo stuff is still wet on these pics but just thought I would share:thumbup:
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carb side is ok thoughts I do have a gasket set:thumbup:
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we run a 17 tonner chipwagon with a big palfinger hiab for the stems but could not be without a 3.5tonner for smaller jobs and tight access. No point getting a bigger vehicle without a bigger chipper:thumbup: the wagon generally makes more money a week but needs to to pay for it:thumbup1:
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does anyone fancy a 394 seize on their bench still pulled over but rings seized in and bore damaged:thumbdown:
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No carb or fuel issues for me:thumbup:
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cheap chains stretch more and do not cut as well or keep sharp as long. They are not as good but they are cheap:thumbup:
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who was the climber:confused1:
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well that,s the final version. I used the Osmo stuff in the end:thumbup: will see how it goes:thumbup:
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we have had a 250 since they came out the new model looks even better and they have changed everything needed we would certainly buy another:thumbup:
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officially no it is a hse issue as not designed ect also the drive is not strong enough it does work:thumbup: but would not run it long term and expect shaft issues if you do
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do they come on red all my bags are red:thumbup:
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I did not think that split tails were advised slings are generally easier, cheaper more commonly found on a harness and safer than tying a split tail
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Obviously you have not see the state of my screen full of cold at the moment:blushing:
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Hi Rob Thank you for that Belt sander will hopefully sort most of it:thumbup: was hoping to do some tonight but been out doing falling trees:thumbdown:
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agreed you need to be able to prove dead or dangerous which is often iffy give em a ring if your unsure
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Hi Gear Lugga Cargo 65 Travel Pack | GO Outdoors been using these for a few years available in 3 sizes and seem to do good certainly better than your previous suggestion:thumbup:
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I thought so but wifey says no way is it stopping at our house:confused1: just need to get it sanded and treated:thumbup:
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I have both and pick up the 201 every time:thumbup:
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This is one of today's benches please could anyone tell me how to treat it to bring the colour out and to preserve it I have some ronseal clear timber treatment Ideally did not want a shiney finish but could be the best?
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It says it is 3/8 and 325 which is standard out of the box
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If you was your rope it will give the clutch a new lease of life:thumbup: very light sand with sandpaper will also make a difference. And you pay a lot more than I do for your clutch:confused1:
