normandylumberjack
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Sorry, I didn't realise that you have had to explain so many times, but at least the OP has an easier choice now.
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When you say Zenoah, are you talking about the engine make? I just googled it and got loads of info on radio control engines. Are they not so good?
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Congratulations! They are fantastic saws.
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Just found this on the US Husqvarna site, just done a quick currency conversion and they are from £300! Anyone used one or imported a saw before? http://http://www.husqvarna.com/us/products/professional-chainsaws/543-xp/
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Or, Bandit need to make it with a longer deflector in the first place:sneaky2:
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I can see why you prefer the vemeer, I hire a bandit 70? and it does the same thing as the one in the photo, put the chip everywhere except in the truck!
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How do you have the sides fitted to the tub?
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Is it like a dog tooth cut? or is it possibly a notch for a felling lever?
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Strike that, just found a video on youtube, looks like a lot of time spent forcing the branches through. Perhaps more of a domestic machine?
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Thats an interesting looking machine, what are the specs and cost?
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The Husky website says £75 rrp. but looking at other items on there, It would appear it will be less in the shops.
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Has anyone got one, or know where they are available from. I found this link but not seen them for sale online, Forest helmet, Technical - Chainsaw accessories
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Just a bit too far away for me! Gotta love angloinfo.
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One of my favourite saws ever! Looks good with the bigger bar imo.
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Or, like you just nicked £70ks worth of kit?
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Like with books, just look at the pictures? I get what your saying, as I say, just a temp measure. when i get my trailer sorted I will get a matching set of signage for all my vehicles with pictures/photos. I will see if they make an arb colouring book for you Mountain man!
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I had some simple vinyl signs made from an online company where you design them yourself. I had previously had a set of lettering from them for my Kangoo, which was a pita to fit, but looked good once done, these signs are not great quality, but for me, will do as a stop gap solution. The Sign Builder - Vehicle Signs - Magnetic Signs - Banners - Stickers - Stands
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I think that once you have won the job the client couldn't give a hoot what you wear, the perspective client next door, or passing by the job site could think, " Hmmm, vests, good idea in these hot days of summer" or, they could think " Supprised they used gypsy's to carry out the work" You are a walking, talking advert for your company, and so are your employees, and as a wise man once said........." Appearance is 9/10ths of the law" If my uniforms are high vis, and stand out, drawing the attention of potential clients, or alert a driver to the presence of one of my guys then a little bit of itchy is worth it, grapple some conifer for a few hours in a vest and your itchy anyway:001_rolleyes: You know your clients and your business and far be it from me to preach, but this is how I roll.
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These are the ones I got, they are more like a football shirt than the old style "airtex" ones. I hope the detail of the fabric shows on the picture. But if you want to look like Rab C Nesbitt.....................
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I don't feel that vests portray a good image, but thats just my opinion. I have hi vis for me and my subbies, sign writen for that extra bit of advertising, and a professional look. It helps when working too imo, as its easier to identify groundies when in a drop zone etc. I got some hi vis polo shirts done and they are very cool to work in, they are a non absorbent type. from Printed Hi Vis Polo Shirt
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Thats good to know, I was hoping it would be. If the engine was to fail at some point, could it be replaced with the larger motor?
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Did they announce the winner of the last comp for the t540xp?
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Hi Guys, I have found a cs 100 chipper for not too bad a price, it is fitted with a 14hp B&S motor which has done about 200 hours. Will it be possible at a later date to upgrade the engine to the larger 18hp? is it the same beast, just a different engine, or is it a unique fitting for this model (arbo 14) Any help much appreciated
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Like in you avatar? Only kidding, I agree with what you say there, I dont like my saws swaying about, catching on every branch and twig.
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Hi Guys, I have just got a T540xp which came with a 14" bar, and I would prefer it to be on a 12". Can I use the 12" bar and chain from my Stihl ms 192t without modification, Ie; correct spur/nose wheel and oil hole? Cheers guys
