harvey b davison
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I was thinking for a 36 bar. thanks
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would you say then that the 9000 series would make a good milling saw. thanks.
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Does anyone have experience of using the big makita / dolmar 9000 series. Are they any good.
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Thread for Josh Noon - Timber Vol / Lorry etc
harvey b davison replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Firewood forum
Thats a nice piece of kit there. Always like the look of a decent 8 legger. -
what do you all think of the nissan x trail as an alternative. ( sorry for the derail )
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<p>Hi Rob, just letting you know i have signed up to your website, and will shortly be placing an order for a bar and chain for my makita 4300, as my previous email a while back. cheers. harvey.</p>
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Cheers steve, it is the td4 that i fancy.
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Steve, what kept going wrong with yours, i keep toying with the idea of getting a freelander to pull a small caravan. Are they worth it or not.
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Always wear a watch. Just buy a cheapo casio every other year. works well for me. Never owned a 'best' watch. i woudnt mind tho. never wear any other jewellry at all.
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Very nice work, i too am interested in the joining / support bracket detail if poss.
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Have you thought about a dremel. Like the idea for the newel post.
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wow, what a difference.
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why not and get the makita repaired by a pro, thats what i would do personally. If not my dad has a husky 135, its a homeuser saw, and its a decent piece of kit and around your budget too.
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Good piece of work you have done there matey.. How did you start in carving.
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Brings a tear to my eye reading this. I had my beloved meg put to sleep about 2 months ago. She was a whippet / collie cross, she was my constant companion as well, time is a healer, but i do have a picture of her on my desk to remind me of her. I will get another dog one day, but i am scared that i will always compare the next one to meg.
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There are plenty of threads on this in the chainsaw section. Baiscally its what you feel is right for you.
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Its not my type of thing, but if it suits your purpose then well done for imagination.
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If you can, go for the 7900 / 7901 instead, some people on here swear by them. Thats next on my list.
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I quite like my makita 4300, its only 12 mths old but i just love it.
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Brilliant pieces of kit, i like the little pto chipper.
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I had this last week. For the last 12 months i've been working for the local nhs on an 'as and when basis' however, i have never been laid off in the whole 12 months. For a few months informal negotiations have been going on about a better contract. Last week i got told i had a 6 mth contract on better pay, however due to rules and regs i had to have a proper interview, my boss just said come to my office for nine and we will do it then. Now as i was working that day i could of turned up in my uniform, however i decided that as it was still an interview and no contracts have been signed yet i went for the full works, trousers, shirt, tie and jacket. I know i made the right choice, just from the comments i recieved. You should treat it as a proper interview and nothing less.
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Looks like a bloody good job to me matey. Well done.
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What type of heads do they have, are the replacements easy to come by.
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I am open to suggestions of other makes, but ideally i would like a split shaft one, just for the ease of storage/ transportation. thanks.
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Just been looking at the makita gear, i'm just wanting a standard strimmer but unsure wether makita strimmers are split shaft which is what i'm after.
