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stihl has the stig well and trully stumped or stihl cant get this thing started

take the rear seats out and black the windows out or you can go for the added option of a shed:thumbup1:bait room and storage all in one...

Im s/e and still get paid from my 6 contracts:thumbup1: if i go or not.. states weather permitting

oak and cherry:thumbup:

my sons on it 24/7 (little blondie square eyes) 2nd prostige level 23... feel like cutting the plug off his ps3:sneaky2:

shakin stevens

go to east cramlington (the old church on the left) or north tyne ind est. benton opp asda near the bottom you pay be the stitch either in the 100s or per 1000

pm me your mobile number, ill get him to ring you

give mick tate a ring on 07974837418 got a handful of good tractors and a huge selcetion of spares.. hes just up the road from you.. hes got that engine out for you

lol all the time. when you think youve found a clean sheet, theres a little cartoony on the back... joys of kids:thumbup:

the good fellers cutting it fine branching out

try dewsons the builders i get them for 1.50 each or your local skip merchant (free) there just pleased to get rid of them best of luck:thumbup1:

try you tube.. waste oil burners... engine oill burners? waste chip oil burners might save alot of time and stop burning your profits

take a note of whats what and tell the house manager... bit extra moneys for you...thats if they want whats wrong corrected... do you know if they where cheaper? :

wouldnt be me towing a ton in an escort van, back end would be all over

manufacturers quotes The 55 model 1.4 efi carries max 452kg. 55 1.8 d =475kg 55 1.8td =440kg 75 1.8 d =675kg 75 1.8td =640kg As for towing the gtw on the plate tells you the maximum combined weight permissible The vans kerb weights are between 1103 and 1185kg depending on model.

55 1.8 d =475kg 55 1.8td =440kg 75 1.8 d =675kg 75 1.8td =640kg

FROM THE NET..... The chainsaw has become a staple of most garages and workshops and has revolutionized the way humans have harvested, prepared, and transported wood for building. Over time, this tool has evolved into various forms, including chainsaws for materials like concrete, and has led the way for development of other hand-held mechanical tools. There are a few important names to know in the development of the modern chainsaw. Function A chainsaw is a mechanical tool, most often motorized and powered by gasoline, which features a motor (typically internal combustion or electric), a long bar made of strong metal alloy and a circular chain. The chain rotates around the blade by means of an internal centrifugal clutch. The chain is made with various types of "teeth," small links which connect to one another interdependently to achieve maximum cutting power. History The first prototype of the modern chainsaw was most likely a saw invented to cut bone by a surgeon in the early 1830s. This surgeon, Dr. Bernard Heine, called his instrument the osteotome. It was powered by a winder, not a motor, but the theory of application was the same. In 1927, Emil Lerp, the founder of the Dolmar company, created the first gasoline-powered chainsaw based on a very similar design. It weighed more than 100 pounds and could only be operated by several men. Then, in 1929, Andreas Stihl created his own version of the gasoline-powered chainsaw, and was the first to create a mass-manufacturing system to churn out hundreds of saws at a time. His company is known as the STIHL Corporation, with offices worldwide and thousands of employees. Considerations The story of the invention of the chainsaw would not be complete without a later addition to the tool's evolution. In 1946, a man named Joseph Cox was chopping wood and began to watch a timber beetle larva chewing easily through the logs around him. Nature provided the inspiration: jaws with teeth that could cut either with or against the grain of the wood. In 1948, he revealed the Oregon chain for chainsaws. The product mimicked the teeth of the timber beetle larva with interlocking links, and was so popular that Cox founded the Oregon Chain Company shortly thereafter. In addition to making waves with this chain style, the Oregon Company made history again in the early 1960s, with the release of the Homelite chainsaw series: the first modern, lightweight and portable chainsaws. Types There are many types of chainsaws on the market, but the Oregon company is the largest manufacturer of chains, in addition to its lines of other cutting tools, chainsaws, and accessories. The STIHL company remains one of the largest manufacturers of chainsaws and hand-held tools, with offices all over the world, and the Dolmar company, whose main offices are in Hamburg, continues to produce cutting tools for all sizes and types of work. Other popular companies in the chainsaw market include McCulloch, Craftsman and Husqvarna; many companies have expanded the work of Stihl, Cox and Lerp to create a wide variety of hand-held mechanical tools. By making chains that are edged with diamond rather than metal, and enlarging the machine, the cutting power of the chainsaw is expanded to be capable of cutting materials like concrete and brick. These chains were pioneered by an affiliate group of the Oregon Chain Company in the early 1990s, and are now used on many concrete chainsaw varieties, especially those made by Stanley. These saws have proven useful in the emergency medical fields and for rescue squads and fire departments across the nation, as they can be life-saving in a disaster or crisis situation by removing people trapped in debris or wreckage. Considerations The chainsaw is also used in a variety of entertainment. Chainsaw competitions are held in many countries around the world, where experts practice for months before gathering to compete in various cutting and sharpening contests. Some modern musicians have even used chainsaws as instruments.

it has a good profit margin, but its very tieing as your stuck in the same place..if you go ahead make sure you have good signs in place,otherwise youll be chipping or burning whats left over:confused1:

sorry i thought it was the 2nd set of pads:blushing:

it might of had cheap crappy pads put in... when its mot'ed get under it and cover all pipes with grease to stop anymore corrosion:thumbup: best to be safe than sorry:thumbup1:

if you had taken it to another garage, they could of found other faults, id be pleased its only small things and not shockers springs etc.. just think of it another way, if your lass or (kids if any) are in it, youll know its going to stop with new pads and disks on.. next year youll know it wont fail on pipes pads and disks..

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