C.J

Anybody know the post code for the holford arms?

GL8 8QY

are these the best for chainsaw work ? I've got the L shaped type rusting away in a plastic pouch with a few missing . Are the draper ones good or any other recommendations ?

 

Cheers

If you go down the Draper route,go for the Expert range.

I find they are a good compromise between quality and price,and available everywhere.

They also do a similar set of Tx drivers.

Same power and weight as the 50cc 346xp

It all goes back to a time before low profile tyres.

If you bought a SWB you had 6.00x16 tyres. 6+16+6=28" diameter.

If you bought a LWB you had 7.50x16 tyres. 7.5+16+7.5=31" diameter.

The SWB and LWB had different gears on the speedometer drive cable.

22.5mm on top and 22.5 mm on the bottom so 45mm extra diameter.

It's not as bad as you think.

The theoretical circumference of your 225/75R16 is 2.34 meters.

So you would only have done an extra 1210 miles.

Unless I'm still addled, there isn't an "OP's other post."

 

The only mention of an "extension" appears, since there is no mention of it from the OP, to be an assumption in post 3.

 

It's been a good insight into differing view points, the technical and legislative position juxtaposed with the reality of living with trees in the urban environment, the (perceived) householder's desire compared to the "doing" position of the contractor and the "in theory" or "ideal world" position of the TO/LA.

 

The biggest giggle (often the way) is that the OP threw the hand grenade and has since retired to watch the fireworks!

When I first read this post there were no replies.

I noticed the O.P had only made 4 posts and I was curious to know what they were about.

It would appear that Paul Barton (post 3) also read the O.P's other post about their extension application.

Take a moment and re read the original post. (You know, the actual words in it)

He want to reduce the size of the tree because of excessive shading, he doesn't want to manage a massive tree if he can avoid it, meaning he doesn't want it to get any bigger, it's already too big. He nowhere says he wants to minimize ongoing management.

Your tree management seems to be do nothing (ie a thin and lift) allow a beech in a small garden to achieve gargantuan proportions and tell the homeowner he'll have to lump it mate.

And if you read the O.P's other post - they want an extension,they don't want a tree.

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/chainsaws/87604-need-big-saw-post1297131.html#post1297131

Miker has one for sale

Hi mate 75kgs here BMI 20% I this ok thanks Jon

Is that left leg or right leg ?

They may of parked it better.

We all know hairdressers can't park.

Problem solved.

They're only £4 so a lot cheaper and easier to change sensor than gauge.

When the discovery engine was fitted , they should have changed the discovery sensor, to match the defender gauge in your truck.

O.K Ben.There are different gauges and different sensors - You have to make sure that the 2 are compatable.

I've had a look on Brookwell's.

There are 2 sensors for the 300 TDi - one with green plastic and one with black plastic.

Which did you have and which did you buy ?

O.K Ben.There are different gauges and different sensors - You have to make sure that the 2 are compatable.

ISC rope grab service kit | F R Jones and Son

Here you go - only £4.00 + VAT

Yes any wire will do,just cut the barbs off.

You will find some arb shops advertise the wire under spare parts.I would not expect anything else to pass loler.

Very small Allen key grub screws.

Does your regulator and fitting look like this Jon mate?

Do you have the correct regulator and fitting for a 47kg Propane cylinder ?

There will probably be a extra charge for exchanging a small cylinder for a large cylinder.

Hi all where's the place to get a 47kg gas bottle from thanks it for my large BBQ THANKS JON

47 Kg Just how big is your BBQ Jon ?

Can't you just pick up a 13kg cylinder from your local garage.

I've got a 6.3 meter Hayauchi that I use keeping branches off the tractors.It's a bit whippy with the fourth section extended , but rarely need to go that high.However it must be a lot more rigid at 3 sections out than the 3 section 4.9 meter pole would be fully extended.

I've put new fuel line on as old one was not letting fuel through. Cleaned carb piston and ring seemed ok through port

Was this because the hose was split or was the filter was blocked ?

Unfortunately you can't.Allthough the outside tubes will be the same diameter,a kombi motor shaft has a 1/4" square female connector,whereas the strimmer and all your kombi attachments have a 1/4" square male connector.

Maybe their insurance doesn't cover drunk men throwing axes:wink:

My dealer still had to order one in,and that's the standard sized outer.

I imported some bar shortening,fuel tank piercing ,bad boys from Bailey's in the state's,but got stung for import tax.