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swinny

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  1. what size bar do you run on it and what sort of wood do you cut up to though? with your climbing saw?
  2. why not ask who you bought it off?
  3. Mr lowe Really good chap is phil he's a member on here somewhere, type in lowe on members search
  4. Not used them, i always shop at jonsies, never bought any other chain than stihl though.... will have too look at these oregon ones... but not sure
  5. haha thats where he's lurking
  6. Just do my saws as and when needed, blow air filters esp 200t, sharpen when necessary. Give them a wipe over when you've been working in the rain and the saws covered in wet sawdust/ or dry depending how long its been left. I do like clean airfilters when i turn up to a job, this and a sharp chain most important 200t sucks for amount of crap getting to air filter
  7. ahh, excellent especially when you can see my woodpile from the road excellent, just what i wanted to hear chaps
  8. Always reminds me of a ts350 stone saw
  9. Also do you do anything to partially cover the sides?
  10. Good good have you had a roof on etc and if so what kind? Hope your getting better
  11. Hi all, Happy new year Looking into a log store this year, and i know there has been lots of previous threads, but i'm specifically asking about heras fencing. Panels come 3.5mtr x 2mtr high, These seem cheap and effective at 25 quid a panel, but was hoping to see what you thought about the sides being so open to the elements with it being mesh, there is nothing to stop water/rain from the sides...... Is it still a good idea? Cheers all, Chris
  12. Try not to start off on a back footing mate, a saw with problems is a pita and it will bug you. Look for a running one, you can tell sometimes that when advertised that some saws are genuine, you have to look out for them.... keep looking Haven't looked at the add yet though
  13. I've just told them there are only 3 seats in as the back ones were removed for tools
  14. here we go http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/general-chat/36120-iveco-crew-cab-tool-staorage.html
  15. its was someone searching for iveco storage try iveco on the search bit and it should be there
  16. Hey i'd be really happy if i'd made that What size of mill was it and what size bar? Looking good
  17. Yup
  18. You seen the pics just posted?? lol
  19. the "marks" horizontal on the piston are the casting marks and how they come. however the other picture shows damage to the cylinder, pitting etc. imo wants to be sent back, its imo not worth fixing, might get shot down for that but i don't think it is.
  20. time to send it back i'm afraid
  21. where abouts are these ones? it'd be good to have a look
  22. The stihl helmets arn't up to the job, rubbish ear defenders, wish i'd have got the husky one first time round!!
  23. I just put in between 100ml and 125ml, ususally 125ml to 5 litres, swill container out with fuel to get all the oil out and away you go
  24. i've sold a few saws and regretted it!! sold an 2001 044 for £160.00 sold a 024 for £100.00 and swapped a stihl ms390 for a strimmer once Gutted when i look back
  25. sent you a pm

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