htb
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Everything posted by htb
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Am considering the technical 24's myself at mo, currently on protector pros at mo. I like the high legs on both of them, being tall, local dealers currently got the husq on at £150
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Not sure of any in fife. If you have major problems send to spud 2 posts up as he does an excellent and reasonable priced service and he will port if you req. Easy enough to post to him
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Make sure you get out all the crankcase screws, there's at least one hidden one
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nice views and self lowering
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Thought you used a thesaurus for that. Only studied it up close once and that was whilst strimming, not to recommended
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You seem to have a lot of knowledge about this mark, did you do a thesis on it
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Very Nice
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good old knee jerk reaction
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Fingers crossed for you, but outcome probably not going to be favourable
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Technically if its part of the garden enclosure, you don't need a felling licence. Depends if he bought some of the field in the past from farmer and made it part of his garden without a change of use, as looks like it could have happened from aerial pic.
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Would like to see a bit more than that, what tester did you use as some better than others
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Because that would be taking the p..s
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My memories of Batesons were that they were a bit lightweight and would not standup to overloading as well as Ifors, mind you that was quitre a few years ago, they may have improved since.
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Should that not have been in the probably overloaded thread? Or is it just how it appears
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Check the rear half of the chassis for rust, as they can rust badly. The rear air suspension units can be retrofittted with steel springs, slightly harsher ride. Other than that not bad motors, easily tuned
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If its only 1 fin I would not worry about it, Its going to be better quality than the aftermarket one
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Takes me back to the 80's and 90's
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Be interesting to see after a few years of lapsed pruning
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45ft/lbs torque on the blade bolts
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If it came from Rob D speak to him about it, if not speak to your supplier, they should be your first port of call
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How about Aberchirder
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If that's the case I'm out
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windholm
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Yep tungsten carbide chains
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Nope workhouse for you im afraid
