C.J
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Everything posted by C.J
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Must be photo shopped. The cab should have rusted away completely on a Fiat that old.
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Fool:001_rolleyes:
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Jones price is delivered but if I could save £22 by walking 1000 yards ,I would.
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The farm store price may not include VAT.
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Or two double rows.(and then two on top)
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A fencing staple can be used if you squeze the points to the correct lenght.
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A picture paints a thousand words.
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I only look at trees when the hedges are too tall to look over:lol:
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Bahco:001_tongue:
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:thumbup1:Too many retired navy officers
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365 X-Torque will be best value for money:thumbup1:
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Sounds like the oil hole in the bar is blocked so oil is not going on the bar and leaking on the floor.This may have caused the bar and chain to wear.
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How often does the user apply the chainbrake ? I've worked with newly qualified that apply brake far too often in my opinion !
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One older sister. Great granfer Coker had 3 wives and at least 20 children
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Glendennings of Ashburton were £9.00/Tonne delivered for artic loads, you should get a good discount for 500 tonne. Brookings of Lodiswell now run Hanside Haulage who had the stone recycling tip at Leemill.
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:blushing:Been choking some back leaners this week - much faster than throw line or ladder
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Yes thats right - Agricultural exemption. P.P.E should be available and you should encourage him to wear some.
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Exactly - The chain tie straps have been rubbing on the nose of the bar.
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I agree - don't do it all this year,give the tree time to adjust. Best longterm solution for tree and wall
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Has the bar been assembled with the wrong nose sprocket ?
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Try the distance between 3 rivets i.e 1 cutter and 1 drive link. I suspect you have measured 2 cutters and 1 drivelink on a 3/8" chain.
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I went for a 30" HS 81R as it can be used left or right handed
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Is it Elm.
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You are absolutely correct.
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If it says 25 on the cutter that will be 0.025" for the depth guage. A 3/8 pitch , 58 guage Dolmar chain should have 99 stamped on the drive link and is equivalent to Oregon 73LP.
