Khriss
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@Stubby dunno mate, yard man was either crap at mixing fuel or exhaust gasket blew out ? K
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WAS my favourite saw....... ? K
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BIG pallets down yr way then !!! ? K
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Still sounds dear ! Good that you got cold galvanised, but last blast job i got was cattle crush fr a farm show, about 50 quid n brush painted it myself. Shit that came off! Took him under a hour? K
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Am chortling at the thought of getting a husqy ported fr cutting pallets ? K
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.... Plus a fall arrest bungee pack means you will hit every branch on way down and bang yr head on way up again ? K
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.... I have ' an easy life' without climbing ? ( One crew climb fine on 2Rope, other pair scream their tits off abt it) k
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..... just buy two ropes - not worth the argument. K
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you cheeky bugger !! K
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Yup - the original name for the biscuit tin petrol stoves in the Desert . K
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Bloody hell ! That sounds dear shot or sand ?? Obvs size is a feature here but it couldnt have taken over a day ?? K
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you are indeed correct Stuart , most bigger tanks had demolition charges fitted ( although a few Panthers were caught and used by the British ) our version of this was called the Sherman , which blew itself up , most times ( unfortunately with our trooops in it ) K
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...wouldnt hurt, mate K
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Could hardly see wot he was doing K
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I think you will need two sets of tyres fr the two different jobs. K
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Yup at Spud et al, every saw I ever picked up had fuel tank full of shit. The high frequency engine vibration breaks crap down to silt which WILL get past a filter . Pack of 10 filters fr a tenner off eBay , airline yr tanks every month. New filter. Not rocket science. K That is ...... K
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@aspenarb it an engineering absurdity to do it the way Forst have, my only contribution could be thicker blade n use non countersunk fastners. If there is room in housing. K
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The inevitable tree too close to house on clay soil question
Khriss replied to BellaB's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
There are various ways to counter heave, trenching soil to give a differential in soil dessication with barrier membranes, expanded foam lining of structures, sleeving drains and service pipes against root intrusion. And......... ! Actuly building yr house properly ( Persimmon homes take note) k -
The inevitable tree too close to house on clay soil question
Khriss replied to BellaB's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
@daltontrees put better than i did. Basically good advice, countermeasures, fail safes, forward planning costs money. Free advice..... Well, K -
NO . K ( yr getting frantic mate - its just a saw ( an a Stihl at that ) let it cool down in yr head , an look at it next week .
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I would swap over a cheap Chinese carb - see if symptoms change . Probly 10 squid off eBay. Would renew yr pipes regardless. K
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Top class deviation from topic. I had bbq steak fr tea, nice cabernee too, do fancy some crispz thou... ? K
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Possibly use a 90* sharpen? Slower but less pull out of the bar groove. K
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Polish Qualifications are they transferable
Khriss replied to Jackie Quirke's topic in Training & education
Boston is little portugal. Actually prefer the Eastern bloc lads, work hard. But every other white english i have worked with been hopeless. And im white english. K -
The inevitable tree too close to house on clay soil question
Khriss replied to BellaB's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
Which is exactly a choice you can make. But one i would not carry out without evidence. K
