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bobb d

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About bobb d

  • Birthday 02/11/1967

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  • Location:
    Preston Lancashire
  • Interests
    Fishing, shooting and chopping wood for my two hungry woodburners PS its a 8 lb River Ribble Bream
  • Occupation
    BT Engineer
  • City
    Preston, RED ROSE COUNTY

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  1. Snow has not been bad its the freezing temp at night that is causing problems. Thanks for the offer on the parts much appreciated. I went to see a guy who has just started to sell logs and he has a huge pile of mixed stuff so I offered to split for him in exchange for wood, he likes the splitter system I have made up, he has a chainsaw and a axe with a big lump of steel welded to it for extra impact!!!!!!, he said he will use us once his other work picks up and he cant cope. Not a bad start. ATB Bob
  2. Many thanks for the reply, the local council sell rounds mixed with some bad pieces that would drive the unequiped person to insanity trying to splitting them so I was thinking along those lines but rich people with no time on there hands sounds good. Thanks again, Bob
  3. I have a powerfull vehicle mounted hydraulic winch as well which I use for trees down in valleys etc.
  4. I have a mobile hydraulic log spliter mounted to a trailer which is powered off my landrover and up to now I use it for my own needs but the more people that see it in action say I should do it for other people, so I was wondering if anyone has had any experience in this sort of venture. It is a powerful unit and has not refused anything I have thrown at it. Approx 12 ton pressure according to my hydraulic specialist who piped it up for me. It has a nice ram speed so I can plough through a fair quantity of wood quickly and with it being mounted on a trailer I can saw up downed timber and split it in the field and move it to wherever. just wondering what you guys thought. Many thanks, Bob
  5. I found this, it may be of use to someone in the future. http://www.stihllibrary.com/pdf/SharpAdvice061301final.pdf ATB Bob
  6. No sweat, thanks for the reply:001_smile: ATB Bob
  7. Thanks Andy, much appreciated. ATB Bob
  8. Didnt realise you had to be an expert before you had to post. Just wanted to make sure I got it right. If there is a place for good info I think I have found it. Sorry for being a novice. Thanks to all who where helpfull.
  9. Just spotted the one and only group, good to be aboard. I have a hydraulic log splitting idea powered by my landy half completed, just waiting for warmer weather. Got my insperation from this guy. He has been very helpful with a few Pm`s to me on another forum. It is right up your street:001_smile:

    http://www.log-rover.co.uk/

     

    ATB Bob

  10. Thanks for the replys and the welcome, much appreciated. I will get a decent file sorted and will follow what has been said. Many thanks again, ATB Bob
  11. Do you guys use a jig or just free hand.
  12. Hello Chaps, this is my first post. I was wondering if anyone could recommend the best method and kit for home sharpening a MS180 and a MS390. Many thanks, Bob

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