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  1. TimberCutterDartmoor
    How's the McCulloch going mate? I'd love to have a proper woods saw with that famous name on it!
  2. TimberCutterDartmoor
    SOLO GERMAN CHAINSAWS - Chainsaws Discount suppliers online for £269 I'd go 410 or 450 elite... MCCULLOCH CHAINSAWS - Chainsaws Discount suppliers online
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    Forget the cheap ones; every log customer I've got with a cheapo munches throught twice the wood that a decent stove does; false economy going cheap...
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    Ours doing woodland work...
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    Fair play; excellent deal No not really; we're £26-28 for processor clean larch and DF...
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    £40/tonne for poplar?!!! Hmmm, good luck.
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    Yes, I think mechanics post the 1980s are crap, frankly. Main auto dealer mechanics are more into laptop dianostics than any old school stuff like under-sqaure vs over-square or cross flow heads advantages, or why cast iron blocks are superior to modern alloy ones... I'm not saying there are none at all in existence; but modern motorist isn't dazzled by brilliance nowadays, just baffled with bull.
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    Tried that and still couldn't find it... STAR! Thank you! What's the trick?!
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    Been searching for a post where I listed roundwood haulage rates in 10 mile increments upto approx 130 miles; I think JNOON was a contributor to the thread but can I find it?! Driving me nuts and obviously as a recent-ish post I must be crap at using the search facility; any advice?! Thanks.
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    Love it. Dries and once so burns hot and clean :thumbup:
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    Heatwave proportional to time of year tis man! Hellish hot Jon isn't it...
  12. TimberCutterDartmoor
    Just a strong shove forward?
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    Elf, does your slew lever have the free-slew option for leaving the crane over the back?
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    Had the same recently; removed a lonicera and other hedge; customer assumed roots included; would have had to demolish wall!
  15. TimberCutterDartmoor
    My Dol PS5105 and Mak 5030 are both 2012 models; I will pop down mst and look at the latest ea mak carb. Will add photo's...
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    No, there are differences between Dol and Mak, atleast in the 5105/5030 which would make me choose Dolly, principally a different carb which imo is pretty major! Think either in this thread or another dolmar one I've elaborated on the differences further... I have heard that they are considering changing from Mak to Dol in the UK which wd be fantastic, but thd dealer network needs sorting out. I have been importing them from the US for a while now and no regrets or parts / warranty issues cos they don't break!
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    http://download.dolmar.com/extras/dolmar_bars_and_chains.pdf OREGON® Hand Held Chain Saw Replacement Parts V hard trying to figure that over onto the oregon product selector guide; think my 5105 dolly is a normal husky mount... will go have a look... Also, would be interested in one of those lighter sugi bars (with resin bits?) to fit as I want to go 3/8 on the 5105 from .325... parts: http://download.dolmar.com/manuals/23803.pdf
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    New Dolmar PS-6100
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    Good heavens! I'm too old for this crap. My bad, thought the op needed chip as i know fa about burners. Of course I can't sell diseased timber to an unlicenced concern ffs, I'm not that stupid or reckless. I am harvesting pr larch yes. Euro and FF are buying it and to your chagrin, hauling it by road; that was your gripe x # of posts back. Take your distate of this to them and the powers that be if that floats yer boat. If the op wants prl chip he'll need to be a licenced facility and get it from the approved sources, correct. That could well have been cut by me or a multitude of other contractors. Comprende?
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    Look on Radmore & Tucker website, much bigger £ diff between echo and husq i think
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    You telling me I rattled your chain! Trouble is with the inquisition you're now giving me, you tempt me to keep at it!! No, I am not offering the PR larch for firewood for goodness sake! I am a cutter, not a mill, but mills buy pr larch from cutters... For crying out loud man, give us a break. The OP is looking for chip, NOT FIREWOOD!
  22. TimberCutterDartmoor
    Vote for the Outlander
  23. TimberCutterDartmoor
    You try this lark on arboristsite; they're fed up with the same old same old rhetoric so what?, you're going to try and spin the same old broken record here? PhD of saws and all that I do feel that these saws are very serious contenders in their class so Remember too; on paper statistics vs actual experience; recent example; MS461 purchased to replace 576xp; not as comfortable or good on fuel but works! 576 in the repair shop weekly; same with 560xp. It's not all about kW/kg. See the PS5105 torque figures in the KWF tests for starters; hands down the best 50cc'er...
  24. TimberCutterDartmoor
    Hell no!!! Don't even suggest that - borderline verbal arson that. I have PR and clean larch. The former chip is sold thru the correct routes for biomass / chip boilers. Roundwood haulage and on-site chipping are well established by the likes of Forest Fuels for thermal treatment and subsequent burning. I am not selling PR larch for firewood - LET ME MAKE THAT VERY CLEAR SIR !!!
  25. TimberCutterDartmoor
    Either wait or travel but get the 461.

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