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Husqvarna 325 HE4 long reach pole petrol hedgecutter
htb replied to Fencing's topic in Maintenance help
Take all the twidly bits off and convert back to the old system, approx 8 yrs ago basic but reliable -
Watch the starter mechanism, lad I do some work with had 5 with broken starters the other week. Dealer put new parts in one of them 1 start and starter wrecked again. Mind you he uses them hard with little maintainance, they do not like drop starting. Mind you keeps the dealer busy
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Who's just had a gearbox rebuild:001_tt2: sorry couldn't help it
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Thats what I thought, so local dealer or good S/H one.
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Exhaust on my ms 200t has now departed this world, does anyone have a spare for sale or where,s best to get a new one (allowing for stihls new policies). Mine does not have a spark arrestor fitted.
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They are Husky/Stihl dealers in Bogie street (road down to the station from town centre) 01466 792821 not the biggest discounts but you will get some and hold most of the range in stock
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Have you tried Bob/Pete at Strathbogie saw services in huntly. where in N. Aberdeenshire are you
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Hi daniel you can put an allowance for the hire of your chipper, You can also allow costs for travelling and accomodation/ subsistence allowances when away from home
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Recommend the H2 Panel, very good product and helpfull back up
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livestock castration rings avalable from most livestock farmers
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Nick the wife nail varnish remover,
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Sorry to hear that, been there myself. Could try hot or cold bag on affected area
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Does anyone know of a tracked chipper for hire for a week, job is near Bridge of Earn and to be done in last half of July/beginning of August. Also need a mini digger for 1/2 day near Shore street Perth. Any leads greatly received.
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Hi Silky can you ask Mendip, Is Douglas a spinone, diff to tell from the photo. We lost ours last year at 15 1/2 and 2 major strokes, but a hardy bugger nonne the less
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Go to forum button top left of page, Go which forum you want click on the topic you want it to be in and you should get a new thread button. Hope this makes sensce.
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: Hi mate we had the heating off for 1hr on wed:hahaha
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Imported kiln dried logs - does anyone actualy buy them?
htb replied to ash_smith123's topic in Firewood forum
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Imported kiln dried logs - does anyone actualy buy them?
htb replied to ash_smith123's topic in Firewood forum
Daniel I think we will have to agree to disagree, we are miles apart in our outlooks. I dont say all new technologies are bad but we need to look to the long term. I know of one Biomass heating system running flat out at the moment to maximise the subsidies they can get (good for their pocket), all the house windows are open and fans are blowing the heat outside. Are these the advances we have to adopt to move forward to improve our lot and save the plannet, I think not. I know it could be argued that this a flawed political decision but is this the future, god help us -
Imported kiln dried logs - does anyone actualy buy them?
htb replied to ash_smith123's topic in Firewood forum
By importing products, we create jobs in developing countries, who improve their standard of living and therefore can adopt new technologies which over time will reduce their own environmental impact. We need to think on a global level, not a local. You reckon that China has reduced its enviromental impact by producing for us. How about the improved standard of living for the poor sods in killed in that collapsed clothing factory so we can have cheap disposable clothes. -
Imported kiln dried logs - does anyone actualy buy them?
htb replied to ash_smith123's topic in Firewood forum
So long as the lights keep burning in the city sod the planet, is that what you think. We all need to reduce drastically what we use, not be of the I want therefore I will have mentality. Sorry for derailing your discussion. -
wtf!!!! Very lucky chap, for a learner he learned a lot that day.
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Excellent, how it should be done. Love customers like that, because were only grunts not like them at all.
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I stand corrected if you take the tests now you need to do individual courses for knapsack and tractor sprayers. I am covered because I took the courses in the late 80's early 90's. Appolagies for confusion caused. Found this info from NPC Training. What are the most common Pesticide Application Units? PA1 – Foundation Module. Covers legislation, storage, records, labels etc and is compulsory. The assessment is computer based and takes place at a test centre. All those who wish to use pesticides in the workplace must hold this certificate. PA2 – Field crop sprayer applicator unit. Covers the use of boom sprayers mounted on tractors or other prime movers. The assessment usually takes place at the candidates normal place of work. PA6 – Hand held sprayer applicator unit. Covers the use of knapsack or other hand held applicators. The assessment usually takes place at the candidates normal place of work. PA2 and PA6 are BOTH required if both applicators are to be used.
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My PA2A covers me for PA4 PA6 andPA8, but there again I am an old git so it may have changed since
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Makes a plesant change, but just wait they will be along later:001_rolleyes: But personally I use Stihl but not for much longer:thumbdown:
