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  1. testcricket01
    many thanks for your help, 1 thing ive never been able to fix is non oiling saws anything else i can do just not the oiler, i shall get on it tomorow and give it a try with what you have said, if all else fails ive ordered a new oil pump so ill stick that on.
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    ok so i stripped it down again, really blasted it out with the air compressor took clutch off and really cleaned it all out by the oil pump. put it all back together, ran it for abit, still no oil took it to bits and oil has appeared where i have marked red. any ideas??
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    need help with my 372xp its not been oiling for some time now. ive tryed draining out the oil tank and filling with new, ive tryed air hose cleaning out the bar and where oil comes out. what is the most likely thing that it could be, or any nifty quick tricks to test what it could be?? any help would be appriciated
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    one from today end of the line of conifers, back leaning over the house all the weight in the opposite direction, got the landy winch half way up it, then redirected so it was about pulling it about double the angle where i wanted it to land. the idea behind that being it would pull it upright and the weight at the back would snap the hinge and it would fall sideways. exactly what did happen only got pics after i fell it from behind and then half way through clearing it away, obvious targets were the house and the glass house with swimming pool inside and the electric wires running down the side. all in all saved a hell of alot of hassle
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    joking aside i have seen the machine in question and it is in brand new condition, ebay it mate is my answer
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    ooo and that my bad
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    that would be the only stihl ian has and that would be his ms-880
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    were talking big money now, its becomeing a expensive paper shredder now
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    i was going offer you a fiver for it, then i realised it was you mate so ill give you final offer of a tenner
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    first car

    testcricket01 replied to WoodED's topic in The Lounge

    toyota aygo my guess they hav some good deals atm
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    yer i spiked down as far as i could cutting and chucking then about half way stuck a pulley up rigged a couple bigger ones and all done
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    half hour cedar speeded up into 9 mins got bored and felt like makeing another video [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBWwUtCJmQU]‪half hour cedar speeded up‬‏ - YouTube[/ame]
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    good vid, was certainly up there looked a perfect day for it.
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    maybe its cause we weigh to much and we make them wobble around
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    another nice windy rainy day for a euc dismantle first pic is at 10am next one is 1.20pm and all felled and rung up by 3.30 last one being a fair amount of woodchip in that load
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    winch??
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    every tree has a possiblility of droping a limb at any time no matter how much you look after, reduce etc they are unpredictable. so if we fell every tree that has shed a limb and is within falling distance of a building or busy area we will fell alomost every tree. ive had enough of all this covering people in cotton wool trying to take away every possible way imaginable of some one getting injured or killed. its part of life that tragic acidents will happen.
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    i thought u was much younger than that, you dont look 30 thats for sure
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    cheers mate, i was trying keep the big 21 under wraps now im getting old
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    always been very useful with me, good staff most helpful been with them 2 years now and shall be for a long time.
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    what kind of equipment have you got to pick up the wood, hiab etc?? because if its just a normal tipper truck, i would have to cut it up before you would be able to collect it, but if i do that i might aswell take it back to my yard and sell it as firewood. if you have a hiab etc i will keep you in mind, if i get any more crane jobs etc
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    more fun [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1_QXOpiPm8&NR=1&feature=fvwp]YouTube - ‪Handyman removes tree and shed in this funny tree removal fail.‬‏[/ame]
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    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-eV12fUbEw&feature=feedrec_grec_index]YouTube - ‪Cutting a tree down the hard way.‬‏[/ame]
  24. testcricket01
    another nice smooth video was that all 1 day if so thats alot of work in a day
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    i did think about if it was needed. in the end i thought ill stick it on the end, some people (mostly older people) like to know how you do it, and dont want a guy in shorts turning up with a big ladder no ropes i think the bit about the lowering rope maybe more of interest though, alot of people do worry about damage being caused still ill take your word for the voice

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