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good video thanks for taking time edit it looked like another great job to get.

very nice and clear

the one i got from him on ebay for 3120xp the pot and piston fitted fine. but the piston would just hit the top of the pot so you needed to put a extra gasket on to raise it up that extra bit.

we was saying today how we should have got a helicopter in or a sky hook for this weeks job never mind on go the waders instead lol

with no pics hard to picture the tree but just a idea this is the video the end is where he screws in metal eyes to lower the timber. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cf5ixX-4N0s]YouTube - Ash tree removal part 3[/ame]

im sure in the right situation it could be useful just slice it down bit by bit slide it onto the scaffolding then lower the slices down off the scaffolding i can see it being useful. but you can get the same from climbing and rigging. just have to see regs video of the big ash with the screw in eyes to see you can lower every slice of timber safely.

could try these only down road from Harleston in Diss. East Anglia Plant hire Equipment for Sale Commercial Vehicles from Mervyn Lambert Plant Norfolk

looks nice and deep that one mate. hope you mend soon

hopefully ill be able to make it. ill get there before your packing up this time lol

thats great

finally got my competition bar, picked it up today got home looked at it and 1 of the 4 rivots on the nose is half sticking out loads. just wondered whats best to do with it. file it down? take it back? hard to get a pic of it really but any ideas would be great ta.

now that would make a good table top

or a conifer

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had to do some felling work in a cremitorium cause theres no services at weekends so i was in the bad books to start with lol

alright i said i mantain my equipment far more than anyone round here cause they dont do anything to them at all they just leave them occasionally sharpen them never clean them or anything thats what i ment by that. it is 5 months old cause thats when i bought the saw. and it hasnt had a hard life at all but when it has been used its been used all day felling and logging. the greaseing is the only thing i dont do because the grease guns i have are useless which is a lack of maintanence i will agree with you. and the fileing is the main reason for the paint coming off theres alot more paint further down the bar where i havent been filing it and if you saw my files you can see there full of the paint. i have my cs30 ticket and can file by hand nowhere near as good as you lot im sure. i wasnt concerned with it to post it its just the guys at work never seen it before they have 20years experience so i thought i would share it with you lot. as for not taking it back to the dealer i live about 4o/50 mins drive away from there its not worth my while doing it. i have taken it on the chin but you was trying to make me look like a idiot maybe its cause its hard to get my point across on here im not good with wording but there we are. never have surgested i no it all cause i never will why im going on rfs course this year learn more.

i agree with the constructive criticism i can take that ive proved that on many of my threads. this thread half of it has been more than constructive criticism its being taking the mick, least thats now ive seen it. but im big boy i can take it so

its still personal preference though, i did 3 years doing it by hand only just bought bench grinder this christmas and find it much quicker and better results. like i say personal prefrence.

if i have to i will. ive got the vallorbe sharpening kit in my bag always, i just choose to have a couple of spare chains if needed. if i go through them i will sharpen on site. i find better results useing my oregon bench grinder sharpening my chains at end of the day.