mikecotterill

I've not got one but be interested to have a nosey. Anyone got a pic of the front area?

It's item number 110869373624 and just says for tree climbing I've emailed him to ask.

I'll try a search then cheers

As above saw this in eBay, couldn't think what it was for?

200t with a 14" bar. We have some husky ones at work and there rubbish, they sound like a small strimmer engine and the exhaust burns your hands when your chogging down!

How much you after for them? I think they'll be too big but I'll try some at work next week and see

I'm after a pair of the old style class 1 stretch airs in a small, tried the usual online suppliers but none in my size, anyone any ideas? Cheers mike

Ok just done a search, I was wondering about fitting it to a trailer but it'd be cheaper to buy a proper tipping trailer. Cheers tho

Yes you can:thumbup1:

Nice one

How does it work mate? And how much was it? Not much info on their website

This is what my valve block looks like on the 90

Out of interest where's the filter mounted on your landy? And does anyone know if you can mount them on their side?

Average 46.5 from the astravan and 9.9 from the 90

Don't know where you are but sd roofracks in Clitherore make them to order/size.

I remember you cutting that, it literally twisted and warped as the saw was going through the cut.

 

Glad it's been used though.

Pete what's that in your avatar? Some sort of tipping mechanism? Can't enlarge it on the tapatalk

Cheers guys you learn something every day:)

Why the infamous? Is it bad firewood?

Cheers guys, out of interest are the old 0 series saws generally more or less well built than the ms? Obviously not counting age? Cheers

Ok so anyone know the difference between an ms660 and a magnum ms660?

As above what's the difference between the magnum and normal saws?

For sure, but we don't get to decide how we go and if we worry about it we are wasting the time we do have.

No we don't get to decide but we can reduce/increase the chances of what we die from. Wearing a mask could easily be as routine as putting chainsaw trousers on, I think people tend to disregard long term effects on their health, if smoking caused cancer within a week of starting smoking how many would still smoke, few if any I reckon

Yes -

 

Wood dust and Lung Cancer - Who's at Risk?

I'll have a read, cheers

The facts are life kills you, death is just a matter of timing, it will get you in the end, its just a matter of when

True but after having to watch my dad die of leukaemia I'd rather not die of a cancer. Much better to not know its coming

Anyone working with a saw for any length of time should be wearing a mask.

 

Your saw spews out 2 stroke fumes, the residual oil in the fumes binds to the fine wood dust particles created by the cutting, you then breath these oil laced dust particles in, they get lodged in your lungs and can't break down or be coughed up.

 

Tissue starts to grow round the particles and eventually after many years this leads to lung cancer in much the same as breathing in asbestos dust will.

Is this a proven thing?

I've never had a problem either but two smokers at work have done

I might be selling an 088 soon got a 28 or 30" bar on it forgot which pm me if ur interested. Cheers