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  1. swinny
    yes but can you get it allready modded? or do you have to get the bits and do it yourself? cheers
  2. swinny
    i'm thinking of getting one of these spider jacks but when i look for them the only seem to sell the spiderjack 2 not 3? does anywhere sell the 3? with the mods. cheers
  3. swinny
    Hi there, Just changed the bloade on my tw150 for some new ones with the intension of sending the old ones off for sharpening. On removal of the old ones, i've inspected and at the lowest point from (damage) of blade to the wear marker line is 2-3mm..... i put them up to the new blades and they have seen a lot of use and are smaller so will have been ground before, just wondering if its feasable to have these ground again or are they too close to the wear mark? cheers Chris
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    Poplar

    swinny replied to swinny's topic in Firewood forum

    Alls not lost then cheers for the info chaps i'll process it at some point then!
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    Poplar

    swinny posted a topic in Firewood forum

    Is poplar really that bad of a firewood? Does it varie through black, lomberdy, grey and aspen... Brought some back to the yard yesterday and today and just wondered weather to process it and split in and put it on my pile or give it away? any opinions valued, cheers
  6. swinny
    Cheers pal
  7. swinny
    when and where is it the apf? is there somewhere with events on a calender cheers
  8. swinny
    i love my 361, initially it had a 18" bar on and i was doing a job felling dangerous tree's at schools it was brilliant for that work! its now got a 15" bar on as i have a 441 with a 20" on and it was too close a match for me as the 441 hardly got used..... still sadly doesn't get used much as go straight to the 064 for bigger stuff....... just my tuppence
  9. swinny
    yeah sadly no one can compete with that, that'll be a beer money job for the gardener....
  10. swinny
    exactly why get a 70cc saw when you have a 660? sell the 260 and get a 60cc saw or keep the 260 and still get a 60cc saw.....
  11. swinny
    Do you still get small jobs though at that price? small hedge etc
  12. swinny
    that was a hi vis vest job i'd say so people can see where you are lol
  13. swinny
    Lol all that power gone to your head lol just can't bring myself to buy a pole saw, just can't see why i would need one or really benefits from being 400 quid lighter in the pocket.....
  14. swinny
    Nice job and weather bloomin ivy ey lol
  15. swinny
    Would have made a good speedline job to make life easier?
  16. swinny
    you boys quiet on railway work? and yes agree 2 ft dia needs cutting first to make easier and more efficient
  17. swinny
    i did like the dragonfly but someone talked me out of it saying they didn't last long so went for the tree motion. i could happily just climb with a willans t22 then throw it away after the required time and buy another lol
  18. swinny
    you make it sound like there is a poll lol tree motion at the moment, with backup willans t22
  19. swinny
    Yup everyone needs a minimum charge.
  20. swinny
    yes, was just hoping there may be more lol anyhow, i've ordered a piston and cylinder up to do one of the 034's up
  21. swinny
    Have you checked the compression with a compression tester or just by pulling it over and thinking thats ok? Take the exhaust off and check the piston
  22. swinny
    Just curious, i have a 2005 200t and its a good runner, just wondering with the age etc if it would be worth doing a compression test on it and maybe fitting a fresh piston to it, seem's as though they've stopped selling the 200t? Just a thought
  23. swinny
    Still looking to work with new people and new experiences
  24. swinny
    any suggestions? cheers
  25. swinny
    are chain brakes the same? maybe the wrap handle, side cover yes.... cant think of much else

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