geoff
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Everything posted by geoff
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They look a fun machine!
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I'm with Huck on this, intricate things are shoulders, & I would want to exhaust all non invasive options before going under the knife.
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Found an old pic of my cr500, I'm lusting after another one of these, but they seem to be fetching strong prices nowadays.
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My mate has a bonnie, its a nice bike, his one is basic & not blinged up & makes a really nice easy fun bike to ride.
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Silky is just jealous, he will be looking for a good tripod now with urgency! Like a lot of us he is a bit of a 'kit tart'!
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Should be ok if you keep the revs in the middle of the range, ifyour concerned get some exhaust flexi pipe & extend it upwards to clear the surface. Be careful not to let water in the air intake & electrics, muddy water plays havoc with alternators etc.
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Eddy T is an anagram for Teddy, in real life he is a big soft hairy thing with chewed ears! -
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Top work! What a fantastic idea!
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Thanks a million mate, got your pm, & returned one.:thumbup:
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Sounds like you had a faulty part, hope it works out for you. The plastics are very thin on these saws, & require care in handling.
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How did that happen? Mine has not been babied, but seems fine.
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I did this too mate, thanks for the pic, made a lot of difference to how the saw runs.
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That's no worries mate, let me know the cost, & pm me your details so I can sort out my bit!
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Hey mate, that's a first, we agree on something! Looks like the chip will be early / mid next week now, but there is a job going on this week not too far off, have a word with our mutual friend, the little whirling dervish.
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& I'm not your Doris!
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Yes mate, I cut the old shell off the stub axle, slipped the new bearings in after a clean up, piece of cake& no wonky wheel! Got it done just before the rain started. It would have been great to get that job dusted Daniel, but hey ho, we will!
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Yep, me too, no wonder we all get scalped on our rates. I would also like a prod at the 'hire co', too many companies are having over government orgs, at our expense.
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+1! Had one for 4 years, never missed a beat.
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I have used one for a day, its a small saw, similar size to the little echo or stihl ms150. Not a bad little saw for light reduction work / hedge bashing, but you wont be doing take downs with it. They seem reliable enough, have been around for a while in one form or another, that's about it really.
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Iv'e been to a couple of mx practice tracks to get my hand back in again, & intend to get a few endures in soon,( bloody spellchecker wont let me spell endur o for some reason). The ktm sounds like its coming along nicely!
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TCD is the leed climber in Whistmans Wood. -
That's right mate, & it's job done on the mod. it's quite an eager bike once into the mid range:biggrin: Your advice about the handguards is spot on
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Bless him, he's a good man, wish him the best.
