Jonesie
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Sorry for the delay in getting you a price, but by the looks of it should be about £1600.00 + VAT Will take about 3 weeks for delivery By the summer i should have it sorted so i can keep them in stock.
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Looks like he's doing a kangaroo to me:
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Have you adjusted the oiler screw??
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Send it back the dealer will sort it, There are no problems with the 660 so it should be a quick fix, the dealer will get paid to fix it by Stihl so don't put up with a bad saw.
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We hire a Tunnissen 190 chipper if anyone's interested
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We do the show prices all year so the price will be the same you will save on postage though, and get to try them on first. Also as an added bonus you'll get a free cold beer and I'm trying to sort out a BBQ behind our marque after the first day for all arbtalk members.
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You will probably need the extra 7cm leg option which is going to cost an extra £15.00 (thats what i get charged so I'm not making any extra profit out of tall people!). The ones on offer are Type C the picture shows extremes (well spotted). The Type C are lighter, cooler and cheaper 3 reasons to go for them.
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They did have a faulty batch which went around the zip but if you take them back they will exchange them.
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Stretch Airs are a lot tougher than the Hi-Flex we sell both and find the people that buy the Stretch Airs never go back to Hi-Flex. When were at shows we let people that are unsure take a wire brush to a new pair of Stretch Air it wont even snag them, wont let them do that to our Hi-Flex. The Hi-flex is still a good pair of trousers though but Stihl have changed their discount structure so the price difference between the two is now closer than it used to be.
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Pics will be on there soonish
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Let me know when you've got it.
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We have just finished our new price list, bloody thing gets bigger every year and takes longer to produce so sorry for the delay to those of you that would normally get it earlier. Good news more things have come down than gone up & the new website is up, nowhere near finished but its there. (let us know what you think:http://www.frjonesandson.co.uk) Online buying will be March/April depending on how nice i am to the wife. Hope to have it done by Capel Manor. Those of you that require a price list PM or email me your address and I'll get one in the post for you.
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To expensive for them on there budget. college account people don't always understand quality.
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At only £1200.00 they got a good deal.
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They don't have a GRCS but I've just sold them a Hobbs Block and I'm sure they know how to use it.
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We supply the ISC portawraps and when it comes to us there is no instructions so we have nothing to pass on to you guys.
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Very good outfit would be my first choice guys name is Richard Olley. Has a new barn for training with accommodation above don't think he charges for the accommodation?
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Hello Tim I'm South London based, just to let you know there are a quite a few other trainers Kent/London way as well as Hadlow depending on where you are, Nothing wrong with Hadlow though, but if you need to know any of the others give us a call during work hours and I'll dig out there phone numbers.
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The screw with the rubber round will undo (normal thread) the rubber is there to retain the screw in the cover. The screw is more like a nut with a screw head that fits on to a stud on top of the cylinder. You may find better access if you remove the air filter cover as well.
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Need tongue and groove but thanks for the info I'll give them a try.
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Sorry to wander off the thread a bit but i need to get hold of some ceder cladding aprox 30 metres to be delivered to Bromley Kent, anyone know where??
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Not at the mo
