Breezeblock
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Everything posted by Breezeblock
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beat me to it
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bargain if it was real
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started a new project today any guesses
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start off with the basics make sure the fuel supply is good i.e. filters no blockages then wire up a light to the engine stop solenoid make sure it gets power all the time that rules out electrics try that and see what happens
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blindingly obvious put less in it or heavier springs
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never noticed the final drives that would have said jap
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it will be fine the only issue we had was flames shooting out the exhaust that was due to valves needing adjusted 4 years hard work and its still going strong
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every tree up your neck of the woods grows at 45 deg with the wind they will never stand up without some propping
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the ones I've seen are poorly built unsafe and underpowered guide bars are too long so everything you need in a saw and usually listed as a 395xp
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so you finally stuck your hand in your pocket and went chinese
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whats the excavator trying to decide between an old akerman or something jap
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remember when you buy taper lock bushes you need to know the type off pulley its going into the pulleys usually have a number on the side of it i.e. 1008,2012,1108
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buy an old road tow compressor and hijack the engine from it air cooled deutz you can pick them up for keen money
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try a website called bearing boys thats who i use for most stuff now good prices and good quality stuff
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the L series wasn't that bad the m series was excellent and the k series was superb apart from the ktta19 which was over boosted for our application
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i have one for my day job and its pretty good far comfier than a transit and more reliable better mileage as well
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chin up
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let me guess its in stornoway the chipper and stump grinder capital of the world
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size is important 99% of our work is domestic
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ours are solid mounted on the splitters and the stump grinders and they are ok
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parcelforce or tnt yodel are actually worse than dire
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if it was a royal mail rally van it was probably there already
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whats wrong with dealer phoning customer and telling him your saws are bolloxed would you like me to strip them to find the problem thats what should happen
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get a gauge on it to start with facts and figures when it comes to hydraulics you need to know the pressure
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whats the smallest one on tracks you can buy
