geoff
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I'm sure that can be sorted mate, welcome to the forum Ric!
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It will be fine for a while, but longterm it will rot if left in the open.
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Fuel gone stale, flush it out & fingers crossed, if not a carb strip & clean.
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Sorry to hear that, it would be so nice to find the outlets for all the gear that goes AWOL,someone must be funneling it down for export.
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Fine images, I love the 'mood' in the way they came out!
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Lovely truck & picture Stephen, I bet the wheel bearings get a good work out with that chipper running!
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I wouldn't admit to that if I was you... Mine was bang on with the measurements, but it is an early truck.
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One fit agile lass with some pep in her too.
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Nice clean work, that had a fair old lean on it!
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My mk1 is 4foot9 square, but you might leave the tailgate at half mast for a better bed length. Now go measure yours you lazy oik!
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Well done mate, I'm sure you will be impressed! They take a few tanks to run in, & like to warm up from cold, but they are nice tools.
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Old thread here.. I have been using the cs 352es quite a bit,cheap saw to buy & it performs really well for a light 35cc saw, like all Echo's it takes a minute to warm up from cold,then its a little screamer, good quality chipper saw, & works well strapped to my saw bench for logs up to ten inch.
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Thanks Silky,I nearly got nicked two days after the opp, I was on oral morphine for a week, & took a stroll whist at the girlfriends house & found a park area, sat down on a bench & had a good slug on the dreaded dream juice, next thing I knew I had a community cop giving me the shake down as I had dozed off on the bench in the frost with the bottle in my lap, they thought I was a gear head on a day out!
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I let him off a major bombing as there was still more work to get done!
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Its a fair sized target you will present me with mate, & I am a marksman with a rifle, so your bullseye should be a gentle challenge! Thanks for the well wishes you lot, & I am taking things easy & doing the physio, seems to be getting more mobility in the arm already.
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That looks nice Hodge:thumbup:
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As someone who on occasion suffers from colitis, albeit under control, I find the juicing path a great way of getting the nutrients without the bulk.
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The dreaded rubber band sounds tedious, no doubt I will find out about that before long!
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Some of the Stihls are good, the 560xp your looking at is a good fast saw, but I bought an Echo CS-620SX, which is also a very nice saw, not quite as fast, but a well put together saw with lots of torque, & a high quality bar as standard.
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Good luck with the second opp Dan, and a fast recovery too.
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Thanks Dan, I hope yours is all good now, sounds an extensive operation you had.
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Your welcome to read them mate, I have completed one & found it quite fascinating.
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Thanks Spud.
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I have a few WW1 books myself, two from dispatch riders that are interesting.
