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20" on 560 quite common and works well, providing chain is sharp, but that goes without saying.
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From the sea or river, only if well washed to get rid of salt.
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Big shot, high anchor, foot and knee ascender, preferably SRT
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Mines the black ones.
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Husqvarna 346 XP (2009-02) Chainsaw CARBURETOR & AIR FILTER Spare Parts Diagram (ransomspares.co.uk)
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Morso lion baffle fabrication
htb replied to GrahamMorsoLion's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
Ash. Do you do Morso Panther spares, baffle plate and back plate. Thanks -
Personally find Stihl bar covers better than Husqvarna ones.
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Think your calcs are a bit out.
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Just have a good look at it once put back together to check it all lines up. If you want a second opinion post a pic of it reassembled on here for constructive comment in case there is something amiss.
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Is there a fold out compressor and air line in the box as well?. Would be handy as that's where most problems start.
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Too fat?
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How muchy and where from, looks nice
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@aspenarb? location?
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Being a bit less ambitious helps when rigging, avoids a lot of the problems you mention and learn how to rig properly.
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Rigging lines and climbing lines should not be near each other or near you. If they are re rig.
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Sod using a knife or silky for that, if its that big it would get a touch with 200T or whatever saw I'm using.
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Excuse my ignorance, but to be vat registered turning over 85k you will need to be working over 4 days a week at that rate? You do not need to be above the 85K threshold to be VAT registered, you can voluntarily register below it.
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They wear where they hook round the clutch shoes, leaving thin spots on the springs, the tension comes off as the springs become coilbound. Very common on well used 200T
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Lorry driver Lucozade bottle?
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And predrill the cladding, stainless screws as well if your worried about black marks.
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The bike or the fuel ?
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Ours still does
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Last post on this thread was 11yrs ago, hopefully things have moved on a bit. I pay from £100 for a labourer with minimal tickets and just starting to £150-200 depends what you bring to the table.
