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slack ma girdle

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    A tree? Sent from my D2303 using Arbtalk mobile app
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    Looks like bonfire damage. Sent from my D2303 using Arbtalk mobile app
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    Have you got the time and space to take the whole thing apart, to free up all the seized bits? If it has been sat for seven years, it is giiwng to need some serious fettling. If you can get it for a good price, it is probably worth going for it. Sent from my D2303 using Arbtalk mobile app
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    Slime mold? Sent from my D2303 using Arbtalk mobile app
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    European larch scruffy, and level branches Japanese larch more even form, with up swept branches Hybrid larch somewhere in between.
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    It's a sun dog, as David said its light refracting through ice crystals. You also get the same effect with the moon, known as a moon dog. Sent from my D2303 using Arbtalk mobile app
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    Good grunt, not utilized enough in tree work.
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    The drum should just pull out by hand, unless the bearings have seized. One of my drums just pulled off, the other i had to resort to a tirfor winch to pull it off. Heat will help if it is stuck.
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    This will help Sent from my D2303 using Arbtalk mobile app
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    You will have to take the cable, and cable drum off first, before you drive out the center shaft. I resorted to using an aluminum headed fencing mell to drive out the center shaft You might need a clutch puller to remove the winch activating arm between the nuts and the drum. If the winch has not been used for a while, the bearing will probably be seized, and can be a pig to get off as well. Enjoy. If you e-mail fransgard with the model number, they will email a parts diagram which will help.
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    It fourteen init? Sent from my D2303 using Arbtalk mobile app
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    Just downloaded, and everything is now tickety boo. Cheers Steve. Sent from my D2303 using Arbtalk mobile app
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    No idea?
  14. slack ma girdle
    Evening Steve, i'm getting the same. If i go to the web view the link works from my phone.
  15. slack ma girdle
    Re-grind the hook profile to make it more acute.
  16. slack ma girdle
    I have not had any sales as a result of being BSL registered, or being listed, so i am leaving.
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    Yay
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    Nope sorry
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    At the APF this year, someone had a high lift hybrid- Aluminium wedge with a plastic insert. Ment to buy one but got talking and forgot.looked to be a good compromise between the narrow taper of a nylon wedge, and the beat-ability of a high lift. Anyone know who was selling them.
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    [ame] [/ame]
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    That's why i only use a very sparring amount of copper grease, and remove any excess. My 362 is starting to get a bit stiff, it was last done about three years ago.
  22. slack ma girdle
    No idea why they do it, but all of my Stihl saws have done it from time to time. Pre-emptive does reduce the chances of it happening. Alun Jones of the FCA was talking bout this at the APF this year, he did not know why either.
  23. slack ma girdle
    Its the stud that holds the chain brake activator. Take the plastic cover off, take the chain brake apart, and clean the studs, add a small amount of copper grease to the studs before re-assembling. Most Stihl will have this problem at some point.
  24. slack ma girdle
    I am very envious of where you live, keep living the dream, and a very merry Christmas.
  25. slack ma girdle
    Yay i got a Christmas tree.

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