bob

is it worth £2.99 tend to use my calendar and notes and most customers numbers in phone memory

if there the ones steve gave me i personally would save your money as i gave away mine as they were not to my liking sorry steve http://www.arco.co.uk/products/1474600/113554/Marigold_PG10_Latex_P/C_Polycotton_Glove size 9 seems to fit most 8 was too tight

should a helical be tied only using 10mm as its tied on a single leg and 8mm needs both ends clipped to crab thoughts????

looks good sir

what licence do you have is it pre 97 otherwise trailer test required:thumbdown:

did they not cover how to find out what file size on your cs 30?

try arco they do some blue rubber palmed ones made by marigold they actually wear out eventually rather than rubber comes off or disintegrate They really are the best value for money gloves mine usually do several weeks if not longer but usually lost them by then:thumbup:

what have you got on yours just put Accuread the weather channel and weather bug They are all weather forcast and seem really good so what else should i get

whipping looks a bit far down for me but looks nice is it stiff or still flexible hows the double braid coming on:thumbup:

you can adjust most tippers mine has had 2.5t on and still tipped although it groaned a lot

mozza are you related to cts or was it done in cornwall doing a big pine come on you wuss show us a pic :thumbup:

or learn to spell:001_tt2:

who was laughing and at what is there more to this?

supprising how big my family is:thumbup: drop starting in the tree should be done with the hand and arm that holds the saw staying still so basically same as hetween the knees but held at the end of your arm and not between your knees or half a drop start if that makes sense 27 To hold the saw for a cold start, place the saw on the ground with the left hand on the front handle and right knee on the rear of the control handle. Apply the chain brake. Engage the starter mechanism and pull the starter cord firmly with the right hand. Release the half throttle mechanism as soon as the saw has started. . 28 If conditions prevent a ground start, the saw can be started using the thigh start, but beware of excess heat if the saw has a side exhaust outlet. Alternatively, the saw can be started with the right hand on the control handle. Apply the chain brake, engage the starter mechanism and pull the starter cord firmly with the left hand. . 29 Before restarting in the tree, make sure the saw chain is clear of obstructions such as climbing equipment, protective clothing or parts of the tree. Apply the chain brake. Start the saw either: . by holding the front handle with the left hand and pulling the starter cord with the right hand; or . by holding the saw with the right hand on the control handle and pulling the starter cord with the left hand. Using the saw

but then we would make you do it again so we could see:thumbup1:

which hand was it bet that was not mentioned on the risk assessment:blushing:

just goes to show there are no learned members on this forum P.S Who cares sell em by volume:thumbup:

buy a sugoi it would probably cut faster and at least it will start????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1:thumbup:

if you feel comfy and well positioned it all goes well i find those that are struggling and in awkward positions struggle with there cuts and chain brake chain brake chain brake

got called to work at 8am but said i was busy so did not go 6 lads been rushing all day finished at 9pm and only been clearing roads:001_tt2:

if that beast could talk it would have a few tails to tell bit of a step up from a quad

i have run 357s since they stopped making the 254 had about 20 probably and tbh very little problems certainly more issues with stihls i think there is little between the brands tbh but some saws will always run nicer than others even if you bought 3 new saws all the same 1 will always be the better saw not getting into a stihl husky debate huskys are better other than the 200T:thumbup: some of it,s to do with dealers but most is down to the end user most pay in excess of 10k for a chipper which they sevice and grease ect then pay £400 for a saw and never do regular maintenance like cleaning air filter ect:thumbdown:

i have a few new bars

wouldnt mind that coming from anyone else but not you:thumbdown:

gives me a head ache chipping laurel