geoff
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Everything posted by geoff
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Normaly a few on e bay,it might fetch £100,but not desirable to those in the know.
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Vibratory old thing,not the best of the old stihl saws,but fun all the same.
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Interesting post this,I use aspen in all my hand held kit. A reasonable sized take down,say a days work, might involve using from 5 to 10 litres,a generous alowance I think. Now the price difference between pump premix & aspen will be at most £10/20 on said job,If I am charging the client a most reasonable £450 for the task,I will have to charge between 2 & 4% more than the pump fuel user. Felling & clearing will be more,(but that is not my core work load). On these figures,(derived by myself I admit),which are an exageration of the cost difference,I think we can compete as aspen users,& in fact many do. Personaly I dont realy notice the extra cost,but I'm thick skinned & dull in the head, It would be interesting to hear how other aspen users feel on this.
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Its not upside down on my screen,but I nicked the pic to invert it for you; photo%25204 by geoff321, on Flickr
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Spot on.
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Oh my poor old limp wrists sure I will get used to it.
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I use aspen in all my hand held equipment,it is expensive,but what price your health,the saws seem to run very well on it,& no worries it I leave the 3120 in the shed for a couple of months & then expect it to slog its guts out with a long bar,or my spare top handle to sit idle then spring into life.
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Pm me a price on it spud,if you want to sell the 345.
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Best way to use the knot guide is to sit down with a bit of rope & tie the knots,helps learn them faster,& they stick in your head that way.
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Thanks Spud,got a nice run of pop chogging waiting for it,after a gentle start of course.
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Save some money & read up on here,loads to learn on the forum,try the knot guide & fungi directory for starters.
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I'm off fancy dress party and need a chainsaw suit
geoff replied to mendiplogs's topic in General chat
Erm,yes,I can see how that might be the hardest part.. -
Was that my 200t Spud? looks good inside!
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Yes,the 2t is for 2 strokes,& 4t for the four strokes. The little saws will do your job,but if you spend a bit more you will not regret in in the long run,in my opinion.
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The stihl & husky will both be reliable,I would use aspen fuel as sugested or you will be liable to fuel problems,but for what its worth get a larger saw to make sure it can handle the larger pieces,those tiny domestic saws wont like dealing with regular cutting on stuff much over 8 inches,something like the stihl ms250 would be a very good reasonably priced saw. Try F.R. jones,for a good price.
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No feedback score,selling for a mate,& a lifted pic of the wrong chipper = dodgy to me.
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That screw loose is a known problem with the G9,but does not affect the later G series,pain in the pixels though.
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I agree.
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I had a fair old front end hit in a landy a few years back,it was not something I would chose to go through again,but the other car was a right old mess,I dont think the defender is designed to look after us mere mortals in an impact.
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Good stuff mate,was a lovely day here too!
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The cutter blew the hinge,simples. With the side lean he should have bitten off smaller sections too.
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Me too,belting camera.
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Stunning work indeed!
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good point there on the pictures Huck,I ought soon to use arbtrader,as I am having a kit reshuffle.
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Sorry Predator, I was having a bit of a banter with Felixthe chopper,bit of a derail by me giving his leg a pull.
