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ukminch

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  1. If its a plastic one then throw it in the bin as chances are it wont work anyway. :001_smile:

     

    TBH IME it is a waste of time greasing needle bearings unless you have your saw idling for a big percentage of the time. OK pump it a bit when you are doing a bit of TLC but as a daily/weekly routine dont bother. Once the chain is moving the bearing is redundant.

     

    The MS261 was a drum issue not a grease/bearing issue.

     

    Had this issue on a 261, got the new bits from Skyland and been fine ever since (I did replace the needle bearing to start with as one of my subbies had a spare and it lasted about 15 minutes)

     

    R

  2. Whatever you try, be careful and

    do not damage the engine. I'm currently waiting for parts for mine - after two weeks all I know is that they are between Italy and the UK and will be here 'soon'.

     

    All I needed was a valve guide.. but no its a whole new cylinder head. and £££££

     

    What engine is it?

  3. Let the neighbour (and possibly the tree officer) have a go on the swing. They're just being grumpy because no one's invited them round....

     

    :thumbup: sounds like a job I got sent to for the council, go take this swing down, I've got two hours, went and had a good play on it, then almost forgot to take it down!

  4. Just starting out doing weekend work by myself, not got to the stage of employing people yet. Any bigger jobs I will enlist the help of a groundie.

     

    IMO opinion if you're climbing you should have a groundy. If you haven't priced for one you're not charging enough. De valuing the industry.

     

    Yes I have done the odd job by myself but it's never the right way!

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