Ross Smith

Like ya work matt

Cant seem to find anyone selling these in the uk. Can anybody tell me any different ????

Good thread, will be interesting to hear what the BIG boys have to say.

and plenty of right hand is not the answer im lookin for

anyone know of a worthy product to soak your chipper with prior to jet washing to get rid of the black chipper funk i.e from the conifer family. my new chipper needs a bath

Heres all you need to know from the BIG boys Introduction-to-Redirects.pdf

my hometown deal which is quite small and used to have over 300 pubs in every nook and crany but is now down to just 30ish. my local which i like to frequent most days is run by deal's oldest serving landlady since 1978 and she is a comical take no ****,loves the craic wit the boys irish lady who often asks myself or one of her other trusted stand in barman " could you take over the bar for a few moments, whilst i pop up stairs for a bath " i.e a nap as she also has quite a healthy white wine appetite, bless her. top lady and yes i do miss alot of the other quality pubs but sadly the good ones are definately a dying breed.

where in ch ch was that ash m8 ?? you must be beavers longest serving cutter bro ?? howz hollands trees gettin on ??

sooner the better mate and yes you can retrieve the ART ropeguide

Tony are you climbing on a ART ropeguide ?? as if not this will def enhance your climbing energy on a hourly basis.great thread by the way and some fantastic tree work.much respect going your way

im using 10mm dynamic and its smooth as a babies,would'nt use anything else

nice work mr glen,always wanted to see you in gloves,sexy as. keep on keepin on bro

good luck mate,plenty of phone calls coming your way,tough gettin started round here,if i have anything will def give you a call and price high if your really good.

interesting, cheers wayne and mark

got the 7 tonne handy pro,great machine and the log business as a side line is booming wayne,hope you are well mate.

STUMPGRINDERTASTIC.brings back memories of NZ

138 views and not much response im surprised by that, but it is very strange that it keeps happening.

this is the part of the chainbrake that keeps breaking. Im not a heavy handed user of chainsaws either.

Ive been having major problems with my 441 chainbrake, the small plastic nipple that sits behind the main spring at the end of the handle keeps wearing quickly and causes the chainbrake to stay on permanantly and render the new chainbrake useless. Ive replaced the handle 3x and have been having the same problem each time, ive been triple checking that im replacing the handle as the stihl parts guide manual explains to do i.e copying the pictures as they show how the chainbrake comes apart. Now the problem has started to occur with my new 066, the saw has been used for less than 6 hours.My first thoughts with the 441 was that i was maybe wacking the chainbrake on too often when the saw was at full revs which would explain why the component is wearing and the chainbrake is shitting itself, so ive been super cautious with the new 066 and my last 441 chainbrake as to make sure the chainbrake is engaged only when the saw has completely run down, but the problem is persistent whuch is starting to piss on ones bonfire. Im going to be sending the 066 back to Mr Jones to see what his boys can come up with.I was just wondering if anyone has come across the same problem. Apologises for the long winded explanation but the annoying thing is the troubleshoot method should have been so simple. Not a happy STIHL user :thumbdown:

cheers kev, i found it for 590 with free delivery and 1 year warranty, thats the titan not lawnflite, they look pretty similar and spec is like for like

cheers chaps. 1st option was a towable expensive splitter but dont have a trailer and not keen of in and out of back of transit but i like the look of this smaller machine but just wanted to hear some comments, think i will go for it.

Hey chaps can anyone recommend this machine ??? Lawnflite LS65P – 7 Ton Petrol Logsplitter [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcxb1CU_Jg8]7 Ton Petrol log Splitter - YouTube[/ame]

Cool with a capital C

Sorry i mean will their become any obvious signs as the phytopthera progresses. Ive recently climbed the tree throughout and everything looks in good shape at present.

so no obvious signs within the crown i.e. die back,limb failure etc ??