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swinny

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  1. out of curiosity do you use your strop on your d' s or bridge as a secondary rope...? i use spiderjack on main line and 5m rope and prussic... hate prussic binding! thats why i went to spiderjack on main line. i have a hitch knocking about and wonder if its safe / you can make a rope out of it so to speak run the hc and 8mm friction cord... would either want 5 or 8m rope...hmmm
  2. How do you go about muffler modding? Read on here to measure exhaust port and make it no larger than 80% Does it mean measure exh port on cylinder or the port on the exhaust.... Might be best to get advice from the beginning Also how do you set the carb after... just a 1/4 turn on the H or do you have to adjust both? Have a few candidates... 064,044,024
  3. Yes Rob D is the man I have a 064 and love it good saws. enjoy your new hobby/venture
  4. Excellent stuff there pal Let em fight it out lol but controlled
  5. okie dokie.... pm steve bullman and he will sort it
  6. If its stacked to the top you will be getting a good deal for your money! Measured my iveco ages ago.... and just to the top of the std steel sides is 2.2cm3... granted no air gaps... Should have put a pic up of my iveco the other day Its not full till its full Btw if its a good sized load i think your doing well at that price pal
  7. which bit do you mean? deleting profile? Yourself fully or alter some of your details? Go right to bottom of page and click on USER CP
  8. you dont have a unimog now so you'll be ok you'll end up having to spend money to avoid big tax bill lol
  9. Every thread i go on my laptop keeps making clicking sounds and running slow on site... just this site
  10. enlighten me then lol I would't like to think i'd hire my machines out! Some of the stumps i've seen being ground out with hired grinders stumps with walls running through and gate hangers
  11. cheers chris will have a look on website. Seems there is a bit of a void around here for things like this.... its either 40miles in one direction or the other lol
  12. you hiring it out to me? Actually thought of getting you in to do the job and i could stand about looking good
  13. Does anyone know of any companies that hire out LARGE stump grinders and other plant machinery.... Its good to have a few contacts! I know there's beaver plant at york but not sure where else there is...
  14. Jst curious to know what people do with their old saws after you get new etc... do you keep? Or sell on? Even if they still work.... also some newer models dont interchange bits... so do you keep or flog?
  15. Marc what tractor is pulling that trailer in your avatar/pic? also what weight was it pulling there?
  16. and you too... i'll give a pass on that
  17. where are you based?
  18. Just browsing and found this: http://www.arboristsite.com/chainsaw/219910.htm
  19. thats a nightmare.... their the customers that make you want to give up doing logs.... until you deliver to a nice one again... lol
  20. Welcome chris all the best for 2013
  21. whats everything?
  22. Think i'll be upping prices this year again... you have to try and work smart don't you, even by a fiver or so, you earn more but work less or something like that lol
  23. And do it PROPERLY!! I recently drained fuel out of my tractor, then filled with new fuel, as you'd expect (hind sight) empty tank, pour in fuel, stir all sh1t up in bottom of tank... into lift pump, block fuel filter and be a general pain in the arse.... All rectified when i removed tank, power washed out, cleaned fuel lines and lift pump and renewed fuel filter.... what a couple of manic days All before i take it on its first outing! long way!!!
  24. Its dearer than what people do round here lol It would be good at 50.00 if delivered locally... only thing with more people doing it is that "some" want to be cheaper to sell more so drive prices down... 50.00 isn't bad depending on bag size
  25. The ratchet handle lever on the block is so you can really tension/remove slack from your rigging line

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