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  1. whats their tempriment like? nasty or ok? can they sting if aggrivated etc
  2. What is it? Cheers
  3. Dolmar 133 super still on bench, needs that oiler looking at still.... whats chances of getting a pump? Any how, upon insection of machines, found the stihl 261 missing the "e" clip from the clutch Few other parts to get etc when next in the shop And yesterdays casualty was the 200t with knackered oil cap! also it was playing up on the first tank of fuel!
  4. Are you not loosing out on money by not having bought one yet, also a chipper? if not think of all that time you could have saved
  5. How much was it old mill?
  6. Would it be a just be a case of keep monitoring the crown? or...? Noticed some of the bark is loose above the fungus...
  7. Make up or mark up!! lol expensive stuff! Sorry, can't be of any help
  8. More like a meat cleaver lol, it'd remind me of texas chainsaw masacre when up a tree lol
  9. Some saws need setting up to use aspen i've heard
  10. Hi there, just wondering what tis fungi is at the base of an ash? Or is it just an anual bracket? Bit of die back in the crown, one limb dead
  11. Any help on my first bit? if it made any sence... lol
  12. My problem is when i come to do reductions its the peeling down if you get me? Once you've decided at which height your going to carry it out at, its that point at which you go over the edge so to speak and pull in the top part of the canopy to achieve the shape, so sometimes gives you a wider top so to speak. Also, just thinking about that lime reduction albere did...... if it wasn't for the fact that there was so much dead in it, and imagine it as a healthy tree, it would not be advised to reduce after root loss as to reduce would slow down root growth? assuming the crown was ok......
  13. Exactly, would be arqward to shift! like someone has said, maybe abroad! Theiving scum!
  14. For starters i'd like to say i'm not trying to sell on this thread, just wanting a to find out what a fair price is for my ms200 back handle saw 2006? I bought this saw a while back and havn't really used it, smallest ground saw/chipper saw i use is an 024. The person who had it before me had it from new. 2006 in good condition, all works, bit of a crack in the air filter housing (right hand side) Whats a fair price? No bar and chain now though!!
  15. OMG!! Thats horrible news! Theiving scum bags! Sorry to hear it I hope it all gets sorted soon!
  16. Struggling to get a dolmar 133 super to oil properly! Had the pump off and all the lines..... blown through everything, took pump apart and re assembled. I put the pipe back on the pump and tried rotating the shaft to see if it oiled, should it pump through by just turning by hand? or does it need the speed of the saw? ANyhow put it back on the saw, got it running, and it bubbles a bit out of the oiler hole, some can out then nothing. Seems to try oil a bit when saw level but when on side, its no good... Chris
  17. where abouts in/near preston?
  18. is there a lot avaliable on the kindle tony?
  19. Is it concreted in to the floor?
  20. Johnny, think i might do one like Q's.... Restricted on space so the a frame way won't fit
  21. Have to be quite a substancial one.... seen field shelters etc, they seem ok. Just wondering if i should be looking for something i didn't knew was out there
  22. Really need to get a proper firewood store sorted, as what i have now is not good enough! Also would need to last, and be able to dismantle it to move it if needs be. Unsure on size bout would be nice to work inside and store approx 40 cube split and still room to work. needs to be shed like, so can be secure. Keeping costs down is the main aim of the game, but i know things arn't cheap!
  23. This thread wants locking and throwing away
  24. Is it possible to still get parts for the old dolmar saws? anywhere in the uk?

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