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  1. TimberCutterDartmoor
    That is very good mileage for a petrol, few gasoline-engines cars here make that distance. Just proves that servicing is everything. I had a 1991 309 GRDT (1769cc) and a 93 Zest 1905cc naturally aspirated diesel. Very happy memories of them. If your 1.4 is the 1360cc twin cam, that was a fabulous engine!
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    Now your 309 caught my attention! I've had a few of them and loved them! Is yours diesel or petrol Metsaman?
  3. TimberCutterDartmoor
    Moss Killer - DJ Turfcare Might be cheaper on https://www.pitchcare.com/shop/hard-surface-moss-killer/index.html
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    hahaha
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    Tunissen still has the spray pattern of a truckers butt hole tho.
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    Zekes 6100 was lighter than my ol 036 so that's fine by me; that's progress unlike S&H bulking up with techno add-ons. There's 1% in it I reckon. Dol has phenomenal acceleration no doubt about it. Thinking about it the Dol might not have been sharpened as well as the 620; both were as new on 18s, on echo oil. Where one has a weakness the other has a strength but the balance of the 620 is out of this world. Phil got my old 600 - it's no 6100 but still a dream in the cut. The 620 will pump out saw chips like nobodys business - the clearance is sublime. The echo (kioritz) engine is standard piston-ported; the dolly is a strato. Neither have to be left in the shade to make sure they'll restart on a hot day.
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    Swap the Tunissen spout for a TP one. You want sniper rifle not shotgun. Saves an hour sweeping the road up afterwards.
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    Your ticket to retirement, 200' yacht, villa in france, austria and so on I'd have thought. Might only pay you £15 a night to go on it but your fame will be sealed.
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    VS the Dol 6100, the Echo has the edge; more torque, better handling, stronger built. Sorry Shavey!
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    Wait for it, there is a certain someone who will enjoy saying it is heavy and doesn't handle well; and we're all sick of it; let's hope this thread stays sawtroll free. 620 is the best 60cc saw on the planet right now, full stop.
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    Hi, I'm the resident A/T Prophet of doom: Timber contracting is quiet at the moment... just saying. Hopefully it will pick up again.
  12. TimberCutterDartmoor
    Horizonal only better than a vertical with no table imo; verticals where the log is cut at ground level = back ache. Of course, big tonnage machines are nearly always horizontal.
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    Ok, down loaded VLC, still duznae werrk!
  14. TimberCutterDartmoor
    Add an Ifor P6/P7 and you've got the best of both worlds for about the same as your budget!
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    Absolutely bang on the money. 1000% right that.
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    Was off work with ill health; lots of stuff went for a song. Hey ho! I'll ask him; he's got two just sitting there!
  17. TimberCutterDartmoor
    If only you'd put this up a month ago! You missed a bargain; sold my Balfor A11 9hp for £300 - it was immaculate. Riko reckoned it's s/h value was £8-1200 having been £2k new. Not a strategic sale that was it! edit: the guy who bought it has done nothing with it; perhaps he'll sell it to you for a profit?!
  18. TimberCutterDartmoor
    More the machinery and stuff than the miserable farmer facts I was on about.
  19. TimberCutterDartmoor
    Polo is smarter for sure but impractical; either gets hot and dirty and thus itchy or gets full of larch hairs which again, itch like hell. Wear a tidy zip collar fleece over crew t-shirt to be a bit more presentable.
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    Can't find a .srt player... ! help!
  21. TimberCutterDartmoor
    Takes me to an ee site saying "content blocked". Turning out to be a tough tenner lol!
  22. TimberCutterDartmoor
    No not the recipes, the film content. OMTC - that link doesn't work for me; now who do I send the money to!
  23. TimberCutterDartmoor
    Great British Food Revival, series 2, episode 7: Beetroot and Currants. Need it bad!
  24. TimberCutterDartmoor
    He cracks me up, I'm a miserable sod so jovial people are a tonic. Lol.
  25. TimberCutterDartmoor
    Tape planting lettuce wow!

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