josharb87
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couldnt have done it with out the sponsers!
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thy shall drive where ever thy like as thy has flashy light thy shall always flirt with thy customers daughter thy is allowed to date said daughter thy shall not sleep with customers daughter untill the week long job is done, even if it does gaurentee lotts of tea and bacon butties thy shall not freak customer out by not saying anything just stareing thy shall strut, in a harness, topless, with sunnies on where ever thy likes
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no woods free anymore, unless its willow, pop, conifer left on site in lengths, even then, its "sort the lads out with some beer money, and its yours!"
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id have it changed if poss, bearing in mind the new tyre youd have to take it steadyish and run in for 50miles fast riding?
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/video/2009/jan/02/las-vegas-bike-truck-record
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grr, hang on
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/video/2009/jan/02/las-vegas-bike
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depends what you want to do in a few years, if its only to be a groundie, with tickets, do the 1week, if you want to climb, learn abit of basic tree knowledge, including pest and diseases, identifying most common trees, bit of rigging, tree biology ect, the 10week is, imo a goot starting block to be a climber/go on to do further courses 10week is usally 2day practicle(felling climbing ect) 1 day maintenance(chainsaw, chipper, machinery) and 2 day theory many say the 10 week is a 2year National diploma condenced! hope this helps
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what for dan? we got some 3-5ft dia
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heated handles dont come standard (over here atleast!)
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10week course is great for someone with prior experience thought of trying the princes trust for funding?
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mini digger, very good! bloke i used to work with had a collie-family name tickles, dogs name tess . . . .
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in short, no!
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the faster you go, the less achey wrists:001_cool:
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everyones still amazed im still alive nothing beats speed!
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i do it free hand by eye, look at the witness mark at the bottem of the top face of the cutter, keep that angle, in fact, look at a new chain, and try to keep all angles the same-side view you should see a nice curve. if youre not getting a decenc curve, try raising or dropping the handle hand(i have one hand on the handle and one loosly holding the tip of the file) keep the cutters the same length both sides-or youll be cutting round corners! to do the depth gauges, again i just do one or two strokes with a flat file on each one, but a gauge may help you if youve not done alot before. most important thing is the correct size file, and sharp file! change for a new file every chain-no point making life hard! welcome to forum btw
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a round file
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can i come?! Please!!!!
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cool pics dan, quite like the use of photo shop there an i suppose youre avaitar hasnt seen photo shop JJG
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landys are made of ally, so dent easily! especially when you stand on them!
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or wait for the starlings to finish their winter migration here, and when the majority go back home, (we get an influx in the autumn/winter) bill the company for some work-spew them a loada BS about moving the little darlings, with an additional note saying same treatment will have to be carried out each year
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park their fxxxing cars in their fxxxing garages!
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hows your 110 SW coming along?
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Top Handled Saw: Stihl vs Echo vs Husq vs Other?
josharb87 replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Chainsaws
ive had that happen, just fell to bits, from memory, a black bit had sheared in the inside. anyone got a mod for the chain brake handle? keep knocking it and breaking the support leg thingy -
perhaps because he too has heard of this theft and machines theyve used other than on this forum?! news travels fast in the arb world, not just on here!
