miker
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Everything posted by miker
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hit the back of my hand quite badly with a hammer 2 years ago, that area goes blue in the cold now,the joys of manual work
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after years of abuse to my left hand, i now get a really painfull thumb and first finger in the cold,funny but it seems to be worse when i wear gloves, is this a circulation problem ? anyone else find gloves make the problem worse ?
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maybe get a husq 372 or stihl 441 etc, 24 " bar, should be able to do some biggish work with one of those
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did anyone see that nut flinging the husky 390/395 around, trimming out a tree ,said he could use a saw
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nice saw, are you gonna change the dogs for snedding ones?
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jonsered
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get the biggest power head you can, 90cc upwards
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:thumbup:
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very nice job, is the iron horse a jonsered?
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the red stihl stuff, is that hp ? seems to be good over a wide range of kit £22.00 for 5 litre
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err, are you sure it was a square kilometre? thats a big area lol
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agreed hedgeman, but when starting out you have to diversify a bit, i was estate trained , so learned a wide range of skills,and use them all in my business
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get a 36" d009 mount oregon sprock nose,go to engineering shop and get them to cut the mount out, i did this for my dolmar 9000, worked great
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why not do it for 12 months of the year?,swot up on planting,pruning,leaf clearance etc
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yeah, blow them into a pile and put them in ton bag, by far the best method
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husky 365/jonsered 2165, will last a lifetime
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my old 920 has the bigger 14mm mount,not a problem as a metal worker with a bandsaw can cut the slot out a bit from 009 mount
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any pros and cons with these boots, weight,breaking in etc:thumbup1: or:thumbdown:
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partner p100 is the same saw as a jonsered 1020,so you might find more info by looking up the jonsered, hope that helps, cheers, mike
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i bought a 135 for ending rails/pointing posts etc, i wouldnt want to do much more than that with it tbh,great little saw,but know its limits
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no-one has mentioned seasoned hazel,great firewood
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absolutely amazing bit of kit lol, he would pi££ his pants with excitement if he had a go with a 372 or 460 etc
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they are on chicken and rice/boiled potato at the moment,im on stale bread and water lol,got a good vet, bet hes having smoked salmon and caviar tonight lol,thanks for the replies people
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born to trot, yes they do like a slurp out of the shitty water in wheel ruts etc up the woods
