shropshirestars

nice stack luv the old major,brings back memories of me old grandad pulling timber out the woods,them were the days:001_smile:

garry id have to sell a kidney to get it from ireland or maybe me missus's:001_rolleyes: theocus thanks for the link ill see if she has any left big thanks to you both:thumbup:

same as ictrees used garden hire spares on fleabay a few times only for piston rings though,very helpfull & goods are delivered in days i need a pot meself so let us know how you get on with the after market set thanks

i gotta say i was thinking what tommer9 said,i would have thought someone using a ms200 or whatever really should have basic knowledge of chainsaw maintenance (as a chainsaw is one of the most dangerous tools you could use)a saw running on is a basic thing to happen,i could understand if it was running rough or piston was down etc sorry to sound harsh m8 but using a saw you need to know basic stuff all the best

hi does anyone know of a good supplier of ash,beech,birch etc that has some ready to move,everyone local to me at the moment has none (or its going to the sawmills),i can get mixed woods soft hard etc but would perfer a nice load of the above need 26tonne a.s.a.p as im running out of firewood,will pay extra transport fees etc not a problem thanks guys hope you can help..

if its only for a couple of jobs buy one of them 52cc saws on ebay from germany cost you about 80 quid,if it just lasts long enough for you to get your first jobs done & maybe make you enough to buy a better saw (i wouldnt go out of my way to buy one of these saws,but it might just tie you over till your on your feet as they say).what ever you decide best of luck

has it got an adjustable pump? if so the feed might be to high

have you tryed fully comp any driver over 25 etc,gender doesnt come into then & fully comp is cheaper than 3rd party on older vehicles now (dont know why) try supermarket.com think thats the one gives you loads of quotes at once online.

hi i know nothing about chippers but is it diesel? the older towable compressors would act similiar if the diesel pump had vibrated loose,just check the pumps tight 2 minute job even if its not the cause good luck

just take as many courses as you can on your resettlement & your be fine as you've said your not scared of graft & willing to start at the bottom & i think most good companies would take on a ex soldier mature,disiplined & willing to graft what more could they ask for:thumbup: respect i wish you well in your new career:thumbup:

cheap as chips,at 500 good job i aint got 500 quid spare or i'd have another saw sat in the shed:lol:

its very hairy & sweats a high temperture

sorry to hear about your landy. i dont think any pro has tryed to steal it not by the door,my m8s was opened & re-chipped to there key on the drive (with only damaged door lock)thats pro,probably local thieves still who ever done wants locking up,idiots dont realise you lose money because of there mindless actions,hope you havent lost to much work because of these fools...

one of china's finest by the looks:lol: i'd buy a branded saw least you know its built to last & most importantly safe & you can get parts. a chinese strimmer or hedge cutter is not so much of a risk as using a cheap chainsaw whatever you decide i hope it works out all the best.....

if you can get at these bolts knock them loose with a screw driver or chisel to the left,anti-clockwise usually works if you can heat them first with gas or arc welder (put a piece of 3mm etc on bolt & arc weld the 3mm piece to warm bolt underneath) then knock it round were theres a will theres away every nut,bolt etc will come out even with limited tools it just takes time good luck