tommer9
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Everything posted by tommer9
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So it isnt possible to damage a saw revving with no bar- not that its something i do mind- or without a load?
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Cheers John. Never knew that was the case.....I understood the carb was responsible, but always laboured under the misapprehension that the bar was to do with it too.
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Busted.....
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Nah- we must've been writing at the same time and Bob's/yours post came up first....or whatever... thats my excuse anyway, and i'm sticking to it:laugh1:
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:lol: I want some bigger gear....
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I am going to make one guess, and one only, and given where you are based, i hope i'm correct.... yorkshire tea?
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Thats all well and good, but you dont want the saw over-revving with too small a bar on it.
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PM sent.
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Even the tea stain on the letter?
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Try for £10 a ton mate. There is a company paying that, possibly more than one.
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I should think that this applies to 99% of arbtalkers mate. For a lot of people one thing is important and that is price. End of. Stick to your guns and dont let this compromise your pricing policy or work ethic.
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:lol:
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Lovely work guys. The depth of the lustre you get is amazing Ian. Is that from the chestnut products to which you sent me a link? Bob- you been on the porn again in the workshop......you know, the German mechanical variety, or was it just checking out the enemy (forgot you're a husky man!)
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Likewise.
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Blimey, a sensible chap. I would feel exaclty the same mate if i didnt need 4x4.
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Meindl....nice boots. My first tree boots were meindl, although i do use haix protector pros now, its not a reflection on the meindls. I think they are very comfy, possibly coz' meindl make walking boots galore too.
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Wow, 543 miles.....I do that in about a fortnight usually!!
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welcome to the darkside master liam......mwoohahahaha
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Total result mate. Great stuff. Keep on top of the oil changes and what have you and it should last for years. 1k......you barsteward.LOL
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Yippee. What was the final outcome then Tom? rebuild? Go on- spill the beans............how much did you have to fork out? (bearing in mind i have just had a 2k bill for mine........without a new lump!)
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I take it those pics were taken before you cut anything? Truck looking suitably smart too Rupe. Ok- now i see the rest:blushing:
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The quality of that vid is brilliant- really clear stuff, and a good idea of scale too. Oh yeah- nice tree work too:biggrin:
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Come on then frank, lets see your system. I used to lust after naim.... I have 2 technics 1210's and a pioneer djm500 sat in between them, which was wired up (in my living room:blushing:) to a little transistor style 1.4k amcron, 1.2k amcron and some 18" subs blah blah......but i have just sold the rig:thumbdown:so now we have a tamer kenwood surround sound amp with tannoy and wharfedale spkrs. Sorry for the derail. Bose always had a fairly good name and did some fairly classic set ups...the sub unit with two small speakers made like 2 cubes one above the other. I think its fairly decent kit TBH.
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Nice Log pile David. Thats andy goldsworthy, he has an indcredible ability with raw products such as logs and stones and makes amazing often balancing sculptures. http://www.studio-international.co.uk/studio-images/goldsworthy/woodroom_b.jpg He has some amazing books.
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A little something we've been working on....
tommer9 replied to Chris Sheppard's topic in Firewood forum
Yeah but Jon you are loftier than the rest of us:001_tt2:......besides which you already have one of Chris' excellent machines:thumbup:
