carlos
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Everything posted by carlos
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if you want a pulley thats tated twice what your friction device is then thats not 150kn its 15kn . check your figures again against the 15kn pulley and id say it will make a bit more sense. i would go for somthing pretty chunky for the base (portawrap) anchor because it takes a bit of wear n tear. carl
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pretty much that on my lawn here!
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could well be crud related as i run veg oil on the bar and dont own an air compressor!
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in which category to do accidents occur? newly qualified but not that competent or seasoned pro with many years under their belt rushing or cutting corners? or is it a mix, must be some trends, not read any data myself so dont know but would be keen to read up on it. carl
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thanks spud ill open it up and have a peek.
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i tend to find accidents or near misses are far more likely to occur on smaller easier tasks as you tend to give it less concentration. whereas a big technical takedown you give it 101%. leyland hedges and overgrown garden hedges seem to bring out the worst saw manship in me.
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iam sure these used to run hotter on my saw, what should i check? to be honest i dont even know how they work, is there a way to test them off the saw? any thoughts welcome. thanks carl
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are lumag and peruzzo the same machines then??
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grab it with both hands and keep pulling until it fires!!
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cool thanks for the replies i will look into getting one seems straight forward enough to get a reading. could well save money in the long run. thanks carl.
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are tachos easy to use?? my main fear with my saws is them reving too high, so is i just a case of wack on the tacho rev n check reading or is there a lot more to it? thanks carl
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gonna take offence to that as me and my cousin go line dancing every Saturday night! ( joke btw)
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i wouldnt say i felt strongly about , probalbly the opposite to be honest:001_smile:
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er dunno never been on those two, but i guess if it takes up mod time and people are falling out over it then yes.
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ditto:thumbup1: best stick to what we all have in common ( all things tree and garden) rather than digress and argue over our differences on other subjects:thumbdown: carl
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sorry didnt explain myself properly, yes all my throwlines get tangled, i meant that giving them to the trainee usually got them tangled rather than untangled. as for throw line choice id go for zing it, seems super strong and durable. carl:001_smile:
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always found it to be the opposite:001_tongue:
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how about a mega hi-ab crane on the back!? good luck with your purchase dont forget to add some photos of it too. carl
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not tried the husky but the 201tcm is fine not to far off the 200t in performance imo. been pretty reliable so far. carl
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wish ART would make an srt device, really love their lockjack, well made and works well.
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thats a shame to hear rich, hopefully the design could be tweaked or somthing. carl.
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il third that, very satisfying to use, if you hate brambles!
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pfanner or arbortec.
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mewp or fell for me id say!
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not sure if your machine is the same but the work one was just a small square panel to remove then a large bolt to remove and an angled pressure bracket to remove then in the end of the anvil there is a small threaded hole, find a long bolt to fit then grip the bolt and slide the anvil out, it could be a bit stuborn, then you can reverse the anvil if the other edge is good. hope that makes sense and is the same for your machine. carl
