shropshirestars

hi treedave

you can get more power out of some husqvarnas,look at the air filter housing is it larger than the carb i:e it restricts airflow,you can file out etc there is also a mod you can do on the exhaust,i will try & see if i can find the details,but i suspect as the 357xp is a high revving engine any mods will just shorten the life of engine..

if you put any flyers out to houses,just make sure they got a chimney:thumbup:

& as for green wood,i personally think that alot of green wood will be sold this year as supply & demand is higher,if its green or got more moisture content than it really should,just be honest & truthfull with your costumers,honesty will get you repeat sales..

nice bar

even nicer stihl:thumbup:

did you get it off ebay,theres a guy near leominster doing some good deals on bar & chains

i fix mine too,let us know whats wrong we might be able to help & save you a few quid

i dislocated my knee at 11 on a tree swing,motorbikes & graft + 26 yrs has just got worse,when me knee plays up i start limping then me hip starts & then me back.i lost about 6 weeks this year due to it,scrap heap for me

he'd be better off advertising on ebays local services,wouldnt he ?

& if he can fit 2 cube in a hi-lux maybe he should advertise as a magician for extra in come

you could always offer your time free of charge on a weekend to gain experience

maybe a couple of saturdays a months might just help you on your way

whatever you do good luck

hi

i looking for a starter recoil complete,fly wheel & air filter cover for an old stihl 045av,might be intersted in complete saw if engines shot etc i only need the parts above so a good saw is no use to me

thanks

thats a good price for the recoil,think you will struggle to find the plastic m8,i'd try & find that first before you spend on it,might be worth trying to buy a complete saw thats dead

couldnt agree more,chainsaws are probably the most dangerous tool you will ever use & people do take them for granted,thanks for the information saved me some pennys

i take there no good then:lol:

we all know its down to the saw operator too,i was just looking at these chains & thought if they were any good then i would try one.anything that can help towards safety is a plus, isnt it?

has anyone tryed the low kick back chains,i have some old saws no chain brake etc,which i do like to run & cut now & again.would these chains be of use to me ??

any feedback would be great.

i think you are overpaid

only joking just put up with it m8 for your training,you got to think how much your going to earn the guy,i'd just bite the bullet & think of the rewards when you pass,its not as if you are going to work for this guy fulltime

& think in the future you might be the one training guys would you pay top bucks to someone on work experience?

dont want to sound harsh but we've all been there,just make sure you do well all the best:thumbup:

great link

nice bit of history when loggers were men,wouldnt fancy using some of them saws after a night on the beer

hey

that was some of my best work:blushing:

heres a little planting job i done last year, house owners love it & its low maintenance ,neighbour wants theres done when weather picks up

anyone ever been caught by these fakes,we,ve all seen the vans pull up when at work trying to sell you cheap makita tools etc

i remember about 10yrs ago we were working on a building site & THE VAN:lol: pulled up,state of the art flat screen tv's,looked great showed us one & only wanted 150 quid bargain well so 2 lads thought

quote:give us ten minutes m8 & we will run up the bank for the cash

thats what they done paid the guy got there tv's new in the box 150 quid,well by dinner time the one lad couldnt wait to open the box to have another look at his bargain,oh it was a bargain alright it was an old wooden tv in a new box,same for the other 300 quid for two 40 yr old tv's all i can say is im glad that i was skint that week,or i would have fell for it too

not nice

but these guys have some nerve,he must of wet himself driving off with my 2 m8s thanking him

we live to learn i suppose & the old saying if its to good to be true it is,still stands

yes m8 there in uk,a firm i was working for before christmas had pictures of a guy in a new shogun selling chainsaw police said it was irish travellers

i been looking for a new pot & piston for a couple of years for me sandvik:confused1:

i have the same trouble with my 050 robbo pain in the butt the idle screw damn things will blow out if your not carefull

i always thought malteser's melt in you mouth

not on you head

whats the 1% doing as an old stihl when hot & stalls can be very hard to start (3-4 pulls is pretty good on restart),adjust the idle screw a tad it must be warm to do this,the idle screw is the brass one on the side of the carb turn it in very slightly it will alter idle speed to stop engine stalling .try this & if no joy let me know

good luck

any luck getting your saw going ?

hi tree fella

the high is one turn

low is one & 1/4

that is the book setting might have to fine turn it abit,some say just one turn each & work from there just strip & clean check diapham etc if been stood.

hope this helps