miker
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Everything posted by miker
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spot on, they were squirrels, i reckon you must of had some inside information:lol:
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yeah ive just done some research and youre right, cubs are born in febuary, only got the call tonight so havent been to investigate,there was certainly nothing in the butts on monday?? and i dont think that 4 x 8 month old badgers would fit in a water butt, they are heaving with maggots apparently, im thinking that they may be dog pups, will investigate tomorrow in the day light
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had a very disturbing phone call today to tell me that 4 badger cubs have been found dead in a waterbutt,now unless they can climb into a 3 foot high waterbutt ,someone put them in there,this happened in a very large private garden i look after, there is no known set in the grounds,very upsetting and mysterious
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One-Sixty-Six Dolmar on Ebay; cheap imo for a Cult Saw
miker replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Chainsaws
are parts still available for them? had trouble getting parts for my 153 -
ill have an 064 if you can let me know how much and what parts are missing
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give brian foot a call, he is a ford guru, 01962 774209, he will point you in the right direction, http://www.frankfootandson.co.uk
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surely 1164 was built way before 7610 was around
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running a bit lean may cause backfiring too
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those ipl, list all carbs as having an idle screw,this one definately has no idle adjustment,am i having a thick moment? definately only 2 screws, h and la
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sorry, not my saw,its a stihl yukk!! lol,it has a h screw and a la screw,on the cover it says h 3/4 la 1, but if you set the la to 1 turn it wont start, its more like 1 1/2 turns to get it to run and tickover, checked tank breather all good there, the saw has only done about 3 hours work apparently tho is 2 years old
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nice job, i do my posts as stub legs ,sat on dense blocks,works fine on lowish decks
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i very much doubt it, i could be wrong tho
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how do you adjust the carb on these as there is no hi/lo and tickover,saw starts and runs, but will not restart from hot?? cheers
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damn good saws imo,did away with the auto decomp on the 2156 tho, seems a lot better for it
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sorry to hear this, nicking a blokes work tools is the lowest of the low
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and while were on the subject, what is husky equivalent to jonsered 2149 ? lol
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i meant the 2156 is a real whizzer, as is the 357
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already have a 2156 just wondered what its husqvarna brother was,it is a real whizzer!
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is this the equivalent of husky 357? it is a very fast saw!
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anybody used one,thoughts please
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nor me,i suppose i could of got a new carb £115.00 , but couldnt justify spending that much on it,the saw is 20 years old so not to bothered, thanks again for all the help
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changed the tank,got the carb u/s cleaned, put new needle and metering lever in,pulled it over 3 times ,fired,2 more pulls and off she went like a goodun,set the carb up, cut 3 ash rings, then it stopped and wouldnt start,left it over night ,tried to start,back to old problem,its now on ebay,proceeds are going to a new 372xp
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thats what i was told when i bought mine
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its for bar sprocket grease gun
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i think they are 15500 top rpm, a right little whizzer!!
