Buzzsurgeon
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Has anyone tried those cheapy ama saws that Josie was selling any good? Is the bigger Makita top handle any use, they look a bit like the old style 020
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I would avoid section felling if I could but I bet you couldn't pull it down with a landrover if you tried!
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Go here About Peetone, Peter noble and Tony bailey Peter Noble will send you a replacement carb kit, a proper carb that can be tuned correctly, not these quarter turn jobs, cost around £70 works every time, one tip is to fit a new air filter or wash the old one in very hot detergent to remove the oil residue that can reduce airflow
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Smart Christmas trees cedars
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Looking for someone part time 2-3 days a week, based near Driffield East Yorks. Must have a bit of experience and chainsaw ticket for ground work pref climbing also. Mainly domestic tree and hedge work during the spring and summer and contract work during winter months possibly full time PM me if interested Thanks Brett
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I use one of these very handy, strong little grinder, easier to use than most small grinders due to pivot. www.jbmwoodchippers.co.uk/2913BD.htm
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you would need to sned them off on yer way up, skin backing:thumbup1:
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A nice burn't round hole is lot nicer than a slash!!
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Has anyone tried venting standard bulk bags by melting holes in the sides with a red hot pipe??? Could this work?
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Think you could take the front axle off and weigh it in!
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Burning up some thorn today which was laden with snow, as the snow was melting and dripping onto the fire the flames were flairing up and the brash seemed to burn faster than on previous less snowy days? Has anyone noted this before?
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Which self powered chippers are the most fuel economical?
Buzzsurgeon replied to Big 'Ammer's topic in Large equipment
That's the one, winch, skidder, hydraulic power pack, personal transporter, glove dryer, pie warmer, powered barrow and tea drinking seat all in one! -
Which self powered chippers are the most fuel economical?
Buzzsurgeon replied to Big 'Ammer's topic in Large equipment
My tracked TW with the 35hp 4 pot kubota uses around 20 litres on a full days chipping 5-6hrs -
Been in the thick of it today must have chipped a few ton of snow attached to the brash, chipper chute looked like it had been wiped with cream cheese! Back tomorrow for more punishment!
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Get hold of some old potato boxes I know a firewood merchant that got his for £3 a box:thumbup:
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A hydraulic ram that powers in and out, don't have photo at hand but will take some if interested:001_smile:
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I fitted a double acting cylinder on mine to force the top roller down and smash the laterals off, works a treat at least 100% more efficient You can also lift the top roller for bigger bits and clear any jammed timber, I know these are fitted a lot to big chippers but why not smaller machines?
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:thumbdown:Tidy my garage, just a thin path to get in to the back, gear every where, my work bench has a ton of stuff on it, have to do a balancing act to get at the chain rivet spinner!
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I wear the swazi gortex, good hard wearing jaket, but think they cost £350 now so it better last till I die! You can look like Ray Mears though!
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Do all new huskys have the starting bubble, why do we need these never needed them before on a pro saw, something else to get ripped off when snedding, just like a mcculluch??
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I like the photo, but are you about to get rescued?
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£60.50 then? One a month!
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Call it £61 and you can have a new axe every fortnight! Can't beat a new bit of kit to spur you on!
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Recorded -9.1 deg C in my yard today, can you beat it?
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You just need to be a farmer
