miker
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skip chain
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have you been cutting ash with that saw, chain looks dry, ash seems to suck all the chain oil away
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i run full skip on my jonsered 2188 (390 xp) 28", performed well in oak, main reason i got the skip chain was in the event of my bigger saw needing repair i could use my 372 with same bar and chain, less drag ,so smaller power head would do the job
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in my opinion you get what you pay for,if you go into the pound shop and buy a pair of pliers they may last for years,they might break the first time you use them,same as a cheap saw/strimmer/drill or whatever, can you not wait a couple of weeks to get your saw back from repair ? but if you have a spare £40 then why not, might be a good bit of kit, might be shite
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ooh, you bastard, the term used when you shred your hands on a gnarly old winch cable
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big difference on cutting width between these 2 mowers 17" on the jd and 21" on the viking, just incase you didnt pick up on that
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i like that
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ive got a mountfield sp555 on demo at the moment, has the twin blade thingy fitted, cuts and bags well in the wet, not sure it would stand up to a huge amount of commercial use but seems good,light and has antivibe engine mounts,pretty user friendly,no bbc tho,190 honda engine with autochoke gubbins,this is a rear roller version,£950 seems steeep for a mountfield but is nearly up there with my lawnflite pro hi speed
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Dont forget that timber /wire etc prices can go up a fair bit in a few months, i had this a while back, quoted the job in february,didnt hear back till june,in this time there was a 5% increase in the material costs, i now only hold quotes for 30 days
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leaf blower
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try poulan pro,or partner
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Lawnflite pro hi speed, heavy but great mowers
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toro timemaster
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166,153,143,133,123,120,118,116 biggest to smallest, there are smaller ones from 116 but not sure on models
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This:thumbup:
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Had a ride on mower stolen last year, my insurance didnt cover it (another story ) Can i claim for a loss on my tax return ? Any thoughts cheers
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Anyone run a pathfinder ? pros cons,faults, the dreaded nissan engine failure on the navara Does this have the same engine as the navara ? Looking to buy 58/59 ish reg
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would help it breathe better, they just get clogged up and will eventually become so gummed up the saw wont rev out
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I dont remember asking you a god damn thing lol, samual h jackson is the man in that film, also like the bit where butch gets back from zeds cellar, and he said to his girl, zeds dead baby lol
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Used to plant cherry in amongst oak,ash beech etc when i was doing the stewardship schemes
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Welcome mate, a hive of information/help/advice/etc on here
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i had a 56 plate 2.5 tdci, much more gutsy than the old 2.5, 143 bhp i think, gearbox a bit notchy but not a problem, well equipped in the cab (thunder), still had the vague steering tho, mine had done 144k when it shot the head gasket, caught in time with no other damage, i would have the 3.0 auto next time tho, coz im a lazy bastard ha ha, had general grabber at2 tyres and performed well off road and would return 30/34 mpg on road Mike
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Hi Mate, what others have said, glypho every month and topping up gravel level also helped,100mm deep now
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i have always found a 15" bar on a 372 to be a bit unbalanced, 18" is perfect imo
