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And as woody says dry feed rollers, or something jammed down the side of them
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Apart from the flywheel bearings, could be:- Drive belts Tensioner pulley/bearings Fan belt Water pump Alternator Delete the last 3 items if the squeak is only when chipping and delete as yours is a 125 and i am thinking 150. dohh
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Chemical Spraying Operative required in Nottingham, 18th October
htb replied to David Riding's topic in Employment
Bit too far for me and up to my eyes with spraying 570 sites, but what chemical assuming straight roundup or generic -
Found this on willow that is clearly dying! Any ideas?
htb replied to Bootroyd's topic in Fungi Pictures
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A LOT of old new second hand chainsaw parts getting cleared!
htb replied to littlelionlee88's topic in Chainsaws
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As usual the laws or the enforcers are an arse
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Oops so I broke the law picking up my ifors with my old Renault 19, oh well never mind
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Getting back in from a limb walk using SRT
htb replied to Valeman's topic in SRT (Single Rope Technique)
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Or put the bottom hinge upside down, slows down non authorised removal of your gates
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So Its confirmed Stubby's not loosing the plot
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Also looks like girdling roots there
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Living in Huntly, Aberdeenshire. Lived 15yrs Nr Bury St Edmunds, often down at Bures for Landrover trials etc
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Your more local than me
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Sudbury transmitter, can see it from here in the north of scotland
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How sharp is the chain? Pics?
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Mmmmmm !!!! Its down, job done
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Got a pair of Bashlin twisted steel spikes, hardly used if your interested
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I am mucho impressed and in awe of your knowledge
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Are you multi skilled Mark, I thought you only knew about tree killing
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Looks like one on top right beside change lever. Is the change over lever 3 position or 2, ie service 1/ neutral/ service 2
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Do you do that often?
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The good news is the smell of cut laurel is of almonds, the bad news is that its due to the cyanide compounds in the leaves. Cue a panic and tree removal
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Careful now they quite often tear off when you stand on them, make sure you have a good anchor.
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Not if it had a grease nipple and drilling to let grease through to shaft, then quality engineering, shame they left the old inner race on though
