littlerob
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i have just got the echo cs360tes and my old bar from my ecocs330t fits and its a Oregon doubleguard it that helps i can find the number of the bars for you
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i would say look for tanaka bars there the same saw Oregon 14 Inch A041 Double Guard Chainsaw Bars i would say fit
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Ice Bucket Challenge - This is the best yet LOL!
littlerob replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in The Lounge
local to me in the reclaim salvage building yard the staff dune there with the telehandler bucket full of water -
what would you do? new chassis or new Landy?
littlerob replied to Matthew Storrs's topic in Arb-Trucks
there's a place about 7miles from my work yard between throney and eye they have landy's just stored there they have about 10 galvanized chassis stacked up alloy bodies cherry pickers and quit a few complete land rovers and other parts stat there -
the hs81r will do 30mm all day long max i have one was 60mm of hawthorn over a length of 90ft with no ill effects if you holed it there
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ive been using echo saws for 9 years now got a echo cs330t echo cs420es and now have the cs360tes and had a echo cs280es and a echo hedge trimmer but that got nicked and a echo grass trimmer that's 11 years old now and runs perfect and its never had any parts not a air filter spark plug and it gets used very week echo are good stuff just take a minute to warm the engine or tickle the throttle on start up
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local to me are http://www.dawbarn-evertaut.com/about.html they make good tarps lorry curtain sides and traditional sail makes to and proper canvas not the cheapest though
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just inherited a dog from a customer i worked for
littlerob replied to littlerob's topic in General chat
its sad as i have known her owner for 8 years and we where closer than the average regular customer but like i said it nice to know that she thought i was the right person to leave Bella to -
just inherited a dog from a customer i worked for
littlerob replied to littlerob's topic in General chat
i will get a picture of Bella on here when we are out for a walk later on this evening -
bump at busy time
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last week one of my regular clients sadly she passed away from a 10 month battle with cancer yesterday had a phone call from her solicitors say acting on the behalf of family and her wishes would i take Bella and be her new owner this was a shock to me at first but i have spent one day every week since she was a pup and now she is just over 2 years old playing fetch and giving her loads of attention and letting Bella's owner now how much of a lovely dog she is so i feel a little honored that is was her wish's for me to look after Bella i had no know idea of this into yesterday so been out got dog food in new Kennel and dental sticks and few dog treats Bella is a chocolate Labrador cross Dalmatian and i have picked her up today
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last year next door got charged 1,30 a bale just to bale up
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have a echo cs330t that's 8 years old recently its been running off on idle i have never been able to tune up / adjust the carb right so don't touch them so got me thinking is it just need or adjustment or a replacement carb dont use local dealers as have had my pants pulled down by them befor so what could it be done by one of you and if so rough cost wise as just bought a echo 360t being delivered this week so want to know is i should repair it for a back up saw
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i have a tool box made of steal that fits on the back of the body that locks up going to waste
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my Friend a engineer it specialist for virgin media
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my 8 year old echo cs330t is not quite running right and runs off on idle thinks its could do with a tune up or a carburetor replacement how much roughly to get this work done i don't use my dealers any more as there useless and lairs just want a rough idea as see if its worth bothering with as i have a new echo cs360t turning up this week hopefully so may just sell the old one on or keep as a spare
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been using a Oleo-Mac G53-TK AllRoad Plus-4 Self-Propelled Lawn Mower since February 2 days a week its under £300 and i can honestly say its been the best mower i have used for a long while 3 year warranty Oleo-Mac G53-TK Allroad PLUS-4 Self-Propelled Lawn Mower
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like i said im happy to go back and pick it up as i dont take much notice to people any more he might have been having a bad day and thought i was taking the piss giving him the pound but it was won for 99p as i clear seen from the link its just they way things go some times things don't go for what you want them to and i am more than happy to do this for anyone who have bought something local to me and need it picking up
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i phoned got the wife who sounded lovely siad can i pick it up this evening she said yes got there the guys in the work shop/ garage knocked on the work shop door i siad hear to pick up the scarifier blade he get it out the corner saying its quite well engineered and i explained that its not for me just helping someone out who lives quite far away and i agreed to pick it up and let him send a courier for it was all perfect into i paid him the price was 99p so i gave him a pound then he got offensive with me took the scarifier badle out my had gave me the money back thrwon the blade into a pile of junk saying if your not prepared to pay for it yourself and get it your not having it he picked up it and thrown it into a pile of junk and said rather he scrap it i was a bit like whats all this about
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nice truck they do pull well hope it gives you meany years of service i just dont get on well with our one our one was a 4.5ton we down ratted it to 3.5t its cost us quite a bit in things need repairing and our one only done 30toushand kilometers when we got it and have never falled in love with it don't carry the wight well looks over loaded but pulls the weight well enough dont feel built well or put together was well or as comfy as the transit behind the wheel as at speed on corners the daily dont grip and hold them but the big thing i do like with our daily is the diff looker button
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i give the guy a bell tomorrow and arrange to pick them up if its raining i could do in the morning
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im 25mins drive from there get my shotgun cartridges 5 mins up the road from there could be there Friday late as working in tydd st marys that after noon about 7 miles away
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the common wood pigeon only eats vegetation leaf and plant spout and seeds they dont eat bugs or meaty stuff like worms or slugs simply solution is to shoot them they can destroy pea rape seed oil and other fields in quite a short time
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the snapper mower i had was over £700 pounds and was pants to pick anything up dry or wet and the harry was again over 700 pound and the hayter was £750 that didn't last a year so that why i now tend to go for mowers for sub 500 pound now the amount of grass cutting i get done if it last from march to October its earn its money back 5 times over as i find its the engine that give's up the ghost before the rest of the mower especially if it have a briggs and stratton engine imo
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i have a list proper creosote diesel petrol WD40 LOVE THAT SMELL strawberry's hessian sacks freshly shot paper shotguns cartridges hot tarmac wheel spin smoke that's just a few
