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spudulike

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  1. It is the pump diaphragm and those flaps do tend to perforate over years of use. If the machine is low hours, it is unlikely to be this. If it is well used..........
  2. Yes, sounded surprisingly good after not being used for 20 years!
  3. Been buggering around with the old HiFi over the last couple of weeks, cleaned the old NAD 3020a amp out, loads of dust in it, cleaned all the pots and switches, sorted a good cartridge out on the Rega Planar3 turntable, new belts for the Aiwa Cassette deck and been fixing up a couple of Marantz CD decks, one was a good going over, the laser had failed in the other...got one on order. Nice to play with the old kit.
  4. Lets hope we get a better one this time...a hotter summer and this covid fecking off would be a good start!
  5. Shame it didn't have a pellet in the breech....what a twat!!!
  6. Only other thing worth adding is to check the small gauze strainer in the carb but do the easy stuff ADW mentioned firstly. A new fuel filter and a carb retune may well do the job.
  7. Don't encourage them...please
  8. I am in North Hertfordshire so around 1-1.5 hrs away from your rough area. PM me with the exact model of 550XP (Mk1 or Mk2) and the 201T (T or TC mtronic). I will give you some rough costs via PM if you want to travel.
  9. Burning Cherry on the burner at the moment. Seems light after the Hornbeam we had been burning but is burning well and good heat.
  10. Just doing kit that is dropped off by the owner/workers now. Most is local but some have traveled to drop off and collect. I have been advising past customers by phone/text on one or two saw issues that have come up that they need help with. Last one was a 395XP with a holed fuel line happening a few years after I ported the saw.
  11. Are you sure that isn't Fahrenheit.......1050 Fahrenheit is around 565 degrees Celsius!
  12. The throttle rod system is infinitely easier to work on than the T540 throttle cable that needs serious re-engineering! Happy Christmas
  13. What is it with Husqvarna and top handles.....everyone knows the MS200T is king........time to retire to the bunker.........discus between yourselves. First on the agenda, which saw picks up best when you give it some throttle after hitting the wood
  14. Not really, only did a handful of conversions....5 tops! The MS200t has been the cash cow!
  15. They fitted it on the 357XP and it was an abomination!!!!
  16. Don't go there on the "auto decomp"
  17. Ah, good, glad to hear it, always happy when a repair has good longevity and pays for itself many times over.
  18. Is your 395 still running? Been a long time since I put it back together again, must be 8 years ago.
  19. spudulike

    Laptop .

    Look.....it is a DELL....not a DEL.......flippin heck.....didn't you lash out on the spell check??? I should know, visited the Limerick factory a number of times and saw it stripped out and closed.....not a good one as it decimated the local job situation.
  20. Would have thought he would have noticed when fitting the muffler!! But there you go...maybe not.
  21. Try turning the L screw anti clockwise 1/2 turn. It may help. Does the saw feel like it has lots of compression when you pull it over slowly or can it be pulled over easily? When you start it on the fast idle setting, does the saw rev like bonkers or is it a bit slow or normal?
  22. What does "With full revs on" mean? The choke lever has a middle position between full choke and idle which is a partial choke and fast idle setting for starting when the saw is hot but guess you know that. Hot running issues can be typically lack of compression or the carb needing a going over and the L screw resetting - it may be a bit lean. Other than that, the coil to flywheel gap being too large and dodgy HT cable/plug can also give issues but less likely. The split breather will have zero to do with it. Checking the piston condition and compression especially when warm is a good call - less than 150 is getting poor. 038 milling.....really
  23. spudulike

    Laptop .

    From a bit of digging, i5 and i7 are quad core CPUs so would stick to these rather than i3 which is single core. 512 Gig SSD will be good, 8GB RAM .....something like this would do the job.... https://www.laptopsdirect.co.uk/lenovo-v15-iil-core-i5-1035-4gb-512gb-ssd-15.6-inch-full-hd-windows-10-home-82c500g4uk/version.asp I have been using Motorola phones manufactured by Lenovo for a while and they do the job. As others have mentioned, most Graphic Designers/Marketing People use Apple so if she is doing Marketing or Graphic Design then Apple is the way otherwise....match what she needs.
  24. spudulike

    Laptop .

    That was a joke from Khriss, Stubby is down at the Apple showroom getting fleeced as we type
  25. spudulike

    Laptop .

    Rather than flinging damn expensive options out there, what about looking at what she intends to do with the laptop and then match the requirements and add a bit to make sure! Being a bit stupid....what can one of these Apple lappys do for me that my aged souped up Fujitsu cant? I guess looking "cool", "trendy" and socially acceptable is in there but that being said, a fool and their money are easily separated! I do tend to think of Apple as "kings clothes". I get their customer support thing but that is for the uninitiated who think FSB is the Russian secret police and wear tin hats to protect them from viruses!

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