Nige156
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Northwest 2 stroke mechanic needed..!!!!!!!!!!!
Nige156 replied to Nige156's topic in Maintenance help
Yeah, his names come up a few times...have you used them before? -
I am looking for anyone fairly local to Warrington who can fix 3 saws for me. 2 x MS192 1 x MS441 i have had them in several different workshops with varied results...all sh!t. I need someone who i can drop them off with, pay for parts then collect in full working order and pay for service. any good recommendations very welcome. cheers guys Nige
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It'd be great...grinding the stump out won't be though 😩
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Starting a site clearance in Liverpool next week, with a decent Oak that's coming out. 3.5-4ft dbh with a huge union at 10ft. Primary branches are a decent size too...around 25" for a good 5 ft then tapering. There's a few nice straight sections on it and obviously a load of 18-12" sections. If anyone's interested pm me. I'll get a few pictures on Monday to post!!!
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Any carvers in our near Leigh in Lancashire?
Nige156 replied to simonorourke's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum
Me...1 mile away 👍 -
Climber required for ash dismantle on Monday in cheshire
Nige156 replied to Nige156's topic in Employment
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Experienced climber required for a mature ash dismantle on Monday in high legh, cheshire. Own climbing equipment etc needed, all rigging shiny bits supplied. All the usual particulars required (tickets,Ppe), invoice and Bacs payment before the week end. Any interest please send me a pm. Cheers guys!!
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Experienced landscape operative required for a growing Warrington based company. We are looking to recruit a hard-working, flexible person who would readily accept the day to day challenges of hard/soft landscaping duties. The correct candidate will be heading one of our small teams going out on site's across the Northwest of England and carrying out projects to completion. Dealing with clients needs and expectations. The role will require a versatile person able to work unsupervised, with experience in hard/soft landscaping, currant HSE practices, RAMS documents and completing projects as part of a small team. Responsibility's will be to ensure completion of jobs to a high standard and organising day to day tasks and collection of materials. salary will be dependant upon experience and qualifications. Please PM for further details. Regards
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Selling it. Cheers gayner.
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Thanks Geoff..... Anyone else any idea????
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Can anyone give me a rough guide price for a used 2008 tw125. It's been well maintained and runs very well, a very tidy machine all round. Just need an idea of what it's worth? Cheers chaps.
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Is anyone available in this area to price some work? The job is a number of "soft fells" due to suspected bat activity. Mature Willows so I'm informed? Standard soft felling format....section, leave on site for 24hrs and then remove once the ecologist is happy. ...and the price is required by Friday!!! Obviously should the price be accepted the job is all yours, I don't mind travelling for work (but not 3.5hr round trip). If anyone is interested please get in touch tomorrow before 11am 07940474127 Cheers in advance Nige
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Just kidding....don't even leave yours with one :-)
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P.s if you turn up with a husky at my yard, you turn around an drive back home :-)
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Less of the saw jargon.....let's see this bear :-)
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All sorted thanks chaps!!
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Looking for a climber for an Oak section on Thursday. Only about a 3rd left of it due to apparent "storm & gypo damage"?? Nothing difficult and an easy dismantle! Pm me if interested. Will need to provide tickets unless you've worked for me before and include your day rate in pm please. Cheers in advance guys!! Nige
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Tsumura have been making a .43 gauge dime tip for a few months now!!
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My advice would be save your money and practice practice practice with the saws! There's few applications for those that you couldn't manage with a saw. Alot of new carvers seem to be rushing to get the power tools all too soon. The main application for these tools are very fine detail and intricate sanding. I can count on one hand the amount of times I have used mine (had it for approx 3 yrs). Obviously just my opinion an I haven't used the other you mentioned so cannot draw comparison, but if you are buying tools, always buy the best you can afford...or you'll buy twice :-)
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If it works then cool :-) I dont bother with it personally. But I love the colour,grain & smell of it! After 5 years of carving I'm beginning to prefer carving softwoods, cedars, firs, sequoia etc. Still do alot in Oak and yew but enjoy the quick cutting and weight difference :-)
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Great firewood....the end.
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I could possibly help you out short term simon? My yard is in culcheth, Warrington. Realise It's not the distance you asked but if you get stuck give me a ring! 07940474127
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I'll get it later tonight...it's a german site and it did take me a while to track it down :-)
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Grube make a cheaper version that is just as good. Around £280:00 Inc belt sprocket etc. You remove the saws sprocket, add the new one (plus bearing ring), sand a small area off the side casing of the saw (explained in instructions and takes 30seconds, add the bar and belt and tension/secure as per chain. Pockets/cutters etc are all easily replaceable and you get spares Inc!!
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All sorted now thanks chaps!!!
