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doobin

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  1. Run it in 1000rpm if you have a tractor with that. Much faster.
  2. And speaking of which…
  3. Took a bucket of topsoil when I went to collect the digger. Finishing touches… You can see the swept lines from the bucket brush on the left hand side by the hedge 🤣
  4. Bucket brush is magic for clearing the stump so you can see where to cut. Did a bloody brilliant final clear up too, but didn’t get photo of that so just trust me 🤣 All back to the yard for two. Just me on site grinding the stump, clearing all arising and sweeping up, Harry has been flat out hauling timber and machines.
  5. think that was the 261 but can’t be sure Milwaukee battery tophandle husky 135 181 241 Echo cs510sx 261 462 881
  6. Low oil sensors on small petrol engines generally work by shorting the spark to earth, so I would have thought the same for a twin.
  7. doobin

    HS2 Over

    Won't fit back up the tunnel-it concrete sections are laid behind it as it goes, narrowing the bore.
  8. doobin

    HS2 Over

    It's a ****************ing embarassment. Well done for getting out mate.
  9. There's just absoloutely no way that tree is causing subsidence- look at the height difference FFS! And being right next to a brook, well there's the water table. It's not got to go far for water and it's not a particularly thirsty tree either.
  10. I'd have the AGT at half the age for the same money. Parts availabilty will only get worse.Doesn't sound like you need the extra 'output' of the Holder.
  11. There's no time lost with .404- they have their own drawer like all the other 3/8 chains in varying lengths do, and they use the same wheel on the grinder.
  12. I use mine for trimming big butts for the mill, stumping prior to grinding, and ringing up small when a machine is holding the load. All saws weigh the same in the cut and I want these repetitive jobs done as quick as possible. No way I’d want one up a tree even if I climbed! The anti vibe is noticeably old school too.
  13. I have both. the tracked machine is too heavy for that, and the lack of a round thing (wheel) at the front means that even lifting it slightly requires a lot of effort- enough to bend the handlebars if loaded. Try it in the creeper box and see if the problem is still there or if steering gets easier.
  14. Problem is the roofs aren’t built to take the weight in an awful lot of cases.
  15. Ah, I see. To be fair I’m happy enough buying the chains singly. And .404 seems to clear the chips better in softwood (not often you’ll use one in softwood normally but it’s very handy round the mill).
  16. What area and length of grass do you want to cut with it? I tried a new g1600 and found it very lacking in power.
  17. Yes, gotta get max surface area to help it burn.
  18. I had no idea the elevator side was different! I’m pretty sure it’s a jappa 355+, whatever that is. Al I know it it was £4500 plus vat and five miles away, we got there first! Its great. Will run on just 26hp. Fast splitter action. With the .325 bar and Oregon low profile chain it’s quick to cut also. It’s taken a while to iron out some niggles, but now we have the sawdust extraction working it’s right how we need it. It’s worst habit is the slide blocking up with dust and crap, so the ram never properly returns and starts heating up the oil- hopefully the extractor will sort the worst of it.
  19. Jesus you’re keen! Gonna need to fit heated handles soon.
  20. I took the last lot back to the yard and wished I hadn’t bothered. manky, wiggly, useless. I’ve got the cypress in the mill stack, if that’s what you meant?
  21. Luckily we had one cypress left to get it going with- wind stopped play before Christmas. you can just see it standing at the edge of this pic.
  22. 404, I didn’t think you could run it on 3/8? Or at least, the bar mount is different than my other stihl bars!

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