miker
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Everything posted by miker
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it did feel like it had lost compression tbh, kept going till i dipped the clutch
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3 pins,for instance, driven in slightly angled,(in a line) strop from top of pin to bottom of next one,etc etc,very effective, then you can add pins and strops for extra anchorage
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wonder what the new ones are like, now they are made out of turkey,i mean in turkey lol
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yeah those 281's have massive compression, i used to run a 2101xp that was easy to start compared to a 281xp
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Great bits of kit, the 32 is a lump ,used a mates to pull a nasty old oak that had split,not recommended but have a bit of scaffold tube for extra pulling power lol, and dont use the hook back around the cable,use a strop etc (grandmother and eggs) Buy one !
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those flexi magnet thingies are great mate,mine has recovered all sorts , glad you got the bolt out.
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cheers for replies,its down the garage now but they cant look at it till tomorrow, ive got it dead and buried but hopefully its curable for not too many pennies
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Transit 2.2 08 plate died on me today. lost power and when i stopped and dipped clutch it died and wouldnt start again.no warning lights on dash. was making strange droning sound as it lost power Anyone else had same problem ? cheers
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i still use a husky 288xp, parts are readily available
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All the best with your new venture steve, well deserved i reckon, always ready with advice and tips, will book my 371 in soon for some magic ! cheers
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yep, thats what i started with,but in white with rear light guards , dont you know:thumbup:
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dont forget the obvious ! good water supply ?maybe pump is too fast for water flow ? just a thought
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b+s 675 i think
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have a look at the lawnflite lf48, i have one stationed at a property, does 2.5 hours a week,£499 i think, rear roller tho
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im a husky/jonsered man for saws,but prefer stihl for hedge cutters and blowers,its all about personal choice really, all are good/bad in their own right,see if you can have a try with the big dolmar and the echo before you buy,i think you would be more than pleased with either
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heavy but solidly built,not the fastest saw but tons of torque,no prob with a 28" i used to run mine on a 30, but get a sprocket nose bar for it
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like this a lot, top job there mate
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binned my 153 when i couldnt get parts,gutted such a good saw,i also had a stihl duro bar on mine,just had to drill adjuster holes out a bit
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as above,ending tonight:thumbup:
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if it was a business venture,what would the rate be ?no petrol tools, just looking after beds/borders/pots etc, im thinking about taking on extra help with these things,a good knowledge of plants/flowers etc
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Nice !
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is the file biting into the tooth, you should feel it bite in, if you have hit a flint etc it will really harden the cutting edge and make it hard to sharpen, as others have said put a grinder on it or get your local shop to do it then use file next time you sharpen
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corona !
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that 395 not fast enough for you ???? lol
