littlerob
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l lot of pressure washers will pull water from a barrel just some have a dedicated pipe and switch setting to make them sell better
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i have both and the huksy one for me is better made and for cheaper
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got to be worth 1500
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i have no idea on how much he wants or whats the going rate all i do know he haves some he lives in costessey and have a fair bit of wood he is looking to shift some of it is still standing some been down a few months he asked me to find out the going rate as he don't want to rip some one off or have his pants pulled down either
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might be able to help you out know a guy with wood in norwich ash sycamore sweet chestnut n some soft wood how much you looking to be paying
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sectional pole saw advice n where to get from
littlerob replied to littlerob's topic in General chat
do there sell individual pole as most i looked at is a full kit which is only 4 poles with the heads I'm after 6 pole and its a bit stupid buying two kits to get the number of poles i need -
right in the past i have used the sectional pole saw utility set with 7 poles. now i'm looking to buy myself a set would like 4ft pole as easy to store in truck locked away from light fingers im looking for six 4ft poles saw head and pick/ line lifter and pruner head. Do anyone know what's about n where cant seem to find someone who sells more than 4 poles in a kit or some one who sells separate poles must be electric line friendly. or can someone tell me is the stein or fred melvin or jameson are teset to the 100kv test
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your on about delivery times from italy i don't know who beretta uses but order from there e store in italy and on your door within 48 hours
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they export for 1700 pounds in england so you on a winner
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i have a echo srm 330 brush cutter / trimmer was new in 2003 it gets about 6 hours work a week from march to mid october on lawn rounds plus other clearance jobs use a mix from 2.4mm line n 4mm line it gets abused never had a air filter or plug change and it just keeps on ticking on never let me down. run a echo cs330t chainsaw for 6 years into last year due to buying newsaw again never let me down that only had 2 anti vib bushs a plug n filter sits in the workshop as a spare saw runned a echo cs4200 es for 7 years again never let me down only replaced 2 anti vibe rubber mounts just sold it 2 months ago to a farmer and now currently been using the cs360tes for about 16 months and cant fault it only had to replace a brake handle as a dropped the saw from about 20ft up on to a concret path for me there engines a spot on dont be put off by the cheap plastic looking bodys there tough enough
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that's located about 7 miles from me should i ask for him to demo it for me
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well i looked online at all the big names f rjones buxtons gustharts honey brothers n so on I'm only 28inch leg with my boots on most trousers seems to be 31inch leg or 32 leg recent one where ment to be 31leg more like 34leg
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well im 28inch leg with boots on and no stocks them i just got some at was meant to be short leg n there and there 33inch this is the 3rd pair i have bought now and im have bin working with just everyday work trousers instead as for me the risk of tripping over with a saw is more of a danger than not using them
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as in making the leg less length as i never find saw trousers in my leg length so i buy a pair there two long and don't wear them due to tripping up in them and having my heal under my toes as there that long i have a few pairs now and never find the leg lengths accurate to the adds
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i live drink in a pub he comes into and have spoken to him on regular basis he had got a passion for gardens n tree believe it or not and speaks a fair amount of true things he is a lonely man with not many friends and the police do harass him and pull him over all the time
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i watch it and thought to myself seriously is this right
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it should cut like any other chainsaw the diy stihl ms170 and thats only a 30cc will cut that no problem but personally f you cant get it to run right try and get your money back and i would recommend buying a husky 135 there about £190 to buy
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Ive been running echo saws over 10 years now and can't fault them i have a echo brush cutter that is 12 years old gets plenty of abuse never had a blug or air filter and still runs sweet
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right lets see if we can get one of our own working arb girl and her other ladies into one of the new husky or stihl catalogue lets give this lady and her girls some support https://www.facebook.com/annalize.wright?fref=ts here is a contact email for stih lTelephone Number: 01276 417671 / 07500 057895 Email:[email protected] and here is for for husky [email protected]
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Insurance for van with 20year old driver
littlerob replied to logmancheshire's topic in Insurance Forum
aviva for me wasn't not to bad but you have to name drivers -
yes there are 20bhp did you know with the Basc scheme theres 18% of new ford rangers if you can get the vat back that's a massive 38% saving to be have
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The basc schemes on the ford ranger on the xtl model with the basc scheme is 18% off the price plus if you can get the vat back makes for a very tidy saving but the have schemes available for hilux l200 ranger and dmax on pick ups
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cant wait into its back to try it up as to be fair the saw was poo on performance wise but it was cheap £210 new but to me it seemed lacking in revs slow in the cut its only going to be used as a back up saw and for Conny bashing will put a report back in when its back and try it out
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Looking at Husky 135 or Stihl MS181 comments welcome.
littlerob replied to Super_Spud's topic in Chainsaws
i prefer the husky 135 got a bit of grunt for a budget saw i rate it more than the stihl ms211 i have both of them and rather use the husky 135 -
I reckon they should get free stands the organiser make a chunk of money from entrance fees so wouldn't hurt giving say a few 10x12 stands out for free
