armchairarborist
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Everything posted by armchairarborist
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go hang it in the woods next to a deep ravine, its got to be better than the 3strand frayed polyprop i had to swing on as a nipper.
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i hate getting a big tax bill, it means i have pocketed a lot of money
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i wanted a go but someone glued my hands together
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truck was full and with VOSA down the road you weren't taking the stem back?
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064 pulls a 30'' bar no problem:biggrin:
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is that what a southerners climbing get together is like?
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keep tight hold of the shackle pin when choking logs in 1ft deep mud:blushing:
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always use throwlines for overnighters, then min 10ft up. scum!
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'put us a strapon' or 'i need a big strapon', when needing another webbing strap sending up, very easily misunderstood by nonarbs:thumbup:
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London Plane- no recovery after pollard- help?
armchairarborist replied to silkystealthsurgeon's topic in Tree health care
give it time, a customer i re-pollarded a pop for late lastyear rang lastweek wondering why it looked dead, i told her to give it chance as unlike the old growth which has its buds on display all winter just waiting, the pollard will have to pop out new shoots so is naturally going to 'green up' later than a tree left alone. -
i really wouldn't like cutting 36'' timber with a 460, unless i was sat down:thumbup:
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no, just take as much as would be required to use toilet roll:thumbup:
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thats for the magnum i think, just means it has the dual exhaust mod from the factory iirc:001_smile:
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gotta be attractive to something though.. right?
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i get it now, you could have told me sooner haha:biggrin:
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ok checked mine and got 30psi first time, then noticed the decompression valve had been depressed:blushing: (not by me, i don't use the 'press here if you are gay' button), then got 90psi before finding the precision instrument was leaking, can't get readings over 100psi (even on a new saw) so pressure gauge must be duff:banghead:, better try a different gauge eh?
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man classifies everything into neat boxes, man gets it wrong sometimes (quite often actually)
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in that case i'd better check the compression and the plating. thanks man, i might be able to lay my hands on a compression testing device tomorrow:thumbup1:
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ok guys, the saw gets what the saw needs, i'd be happy with the stock items fitting either, is it worth getting done soon or waiting for the problem to show itself with poor running? it runs sweet at the mo. Ed
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weld them up with a conrod, mount on a turned lump of wood and ebay them as piston cups. maybe even get an engraver to personalise them for customers?
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i have a 460 too and it looks a bit like that, a bore out and bigger piston sounds cool, be very interested in a price for it including fitting. Ed
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do this to it, i'd recommend using the front wheel and going lock to lock on top of it.. and show us all a video when you have done it:thumbup: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yA7zfvcaG0]YouTube - Get a Stihl Lee[/ame]
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i thought thats what everyone does? can't remember a twinstem tree that hasn't had a rock or two included in the union, trees are a brilliant place to hide big nails too, just whack them in and nobody knows.. i think it was quite common practice years ago to fill cavaties in with pretty much anything to hand
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love the second one haha, brilliant
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samsung b2100, waterproof to 1metre too:thumbup:
