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davobob

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  1. Does anyone know of any training provider who is running a course/assessment in December?

    im pencilled on to one in January in Suffolk but ideally need one sooner  so that I can get on with a contract I’ve picked up. The customer won’t let me start until I’ve got a ticket.

    Ideally training would in Norfolk.

    Thanks David

  2. Thanks for replys. I got some of the books ordered.

    Canoe head- What you said is good advice and the last thing I would want out of a course is a lot of site work h+s. All I want is to learn a bit more so that I can turn out half decent furniture and bits for myself and friends.

    David

  3. I am looking into the possibilty of doing an evening carpentry course to improve my woodworking skills. I have a basic skills in what I call 'Farmyard joinery' and have recently made a few bookcases etc but all screwed joints. Has anyone done such a course and are they worth doing. Im in Norfolk.

    Also any good book reccomendations?

    Thanks

  4. I looked at ordering one a few weeks ago but didnt get around to doing it. There wasnt a problem with the postage then. Just gone back andaxe was still in my basket but says this item cannot be shipped to me. Going to se how much postage is from Canada as have a friend ther who could post to me.

  5. I am selling my 076. Its had new carb and just been serviced.Starts easily,ideal milling saw.Its got a very good 48" bar. Im open to serious offers. Reluctant sale as not used and funding new baby.Pick up in Norfolk or could arrange courier at cost.

    Going on ebay in a couple of days if no interest. I'll try to get some pics up later

  6. RE; manual hubs, lock them up and forget about them. This dosnt affect anything apart from increases fuel consumption a fraction. Having to stop and lock hubs when your nearly stuck will guarentee you're stuck when you get back in!!

  7. Cant go wrong with the mark 3. Had two of them in the past. Only thing to let them down is the leaf springs are a bit soft so they wallow a bit esp after getting out of a landrover. And towing performance isnt great. Apart from that bullet proof.

    You should also consider mk 1 D22 Navara which I moved onto from the hiluxs. Good truck, as good a truck as hilux,if not better IMO

  8. I could have done with the heated handles for the last two weeks here in Spain. The temp hasnt got above 5c and there has been half a metre of snow and drifts up to 1.5 m.

    Ive got a smalll firewood buisness and havnt been able to get to the firewood heap as the tracks have been impassable.

  9. If you are getting a 441, get the heated grips, I was getting tingling fingers from our old 044 and 046, since getting the 441 with heated handles I've not had a problem.

    Im looking at getting 361 with the heated handles,it might be a daft question but ive never used a saw with them, can you turn the heat off. And how do they work? Are they taking heat from the exaust?

  10. Lifting the carpet in the yts lads mothers car which he drove to work and putting a well dead weasel underneath and putting the carpet back down. He dosnt find out what the stench is for weeks and the young ladies stop going out with him because his car stinks.

    Just make sure you are not around when the mother storms into the yard after stripping the car all weekend!!

    He left not many weeks later in a cloud of dust and tears!

  11. Problem before new carb was the petrol would come through in fits and starts. Ran well when running but would run itself dry very quickly.It didnt spit the fuel out of the carb like it is now.

    How do I know if the inlet needle lever is set to correct height?

  12. Got a brand new carb from stihl for my 076, when trying to start it i keep getting petrol spitting out of the top of the carb through the choke flap. I can get it started but it tempremental and wont start easily again unless i warm the plug. Its got loads of compression,so much it nearly breaks your wrist!.:scared1:Does anyone know what the problem could be?

    Cheers David

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