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Here's a saw with the same model number (no doubt the same machine under the covers) for £75 brand new 18" 52cc 5200 2 STROKE PETROL CHAINSAW 52 cc | eBay It doesn't say whether new or used engine oil is best
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Well it's orange and white, so it must be a stihl
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I delivered 10 cubic metres of lovely dry softwood logs to a hotel, for some reason they insist on keeping it outside against the wall of a building, on the ground, with no cover The wall might keep off a little rain, but it's already soaking wet!
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Looks like I'm the only person on here who isn't married, and is stuck at home with the parents :laugh1:
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It's ok, they'll be trundling past belladrum festival on kicking out day and then off down the A82, so no one will be able to overtake for about 30 miles
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You could buy a scaffold tower for only a little more [1c] Scaffold tower Heavy Duty 4'3"x4'3" x18' W.H | eBay The wheels and boards are extra though
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They're usually about £2-£2.50 from a welding suppliers
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BBC News - Runaway digger death 'avoidable' I'm sure there's plenty of other stories of people killed by insecure loads too
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They're big cherrys What about a thread on the biggest rhododendron
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I had someone today phone up and order 10 cubic metre, gonna have a few late nights on the splitter me thinks
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Bracken spraying advice needed
scbk replied to blue beastie's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
If you're looking for help with strimming/brushcutting, give me a shout Have own gear and van, will travel -
Thanks , had a close call with a bonfire that started wandering the other week (had to beat it back with green branches) so thought it may be handy to keep one at hand in the furure Had been looking at the ones stored outside local forests, mainly wire ones 8ft-10ft long, but the heads didn't look possible to make by hand using basic tools I will have to see what flat rubber I can get
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Have a read of this thread http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/general-chat/21082-husqvarna-ear-defenders-built-radio.html It's something thats on my wishlist but for now I'm just using my cheapo mp3 player with FM radio, and earphones, which can be used underneath a helmet or headband ear defenders
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Has anyone ever made fire beaters? Any preference over mesh or rubber? Anyone got any designs/drawings I could copy:001_tt2: Could you cut up an old tyre to make a rubber head? thanks
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Tongs in one hand and a pulp hook in the other, I find is best (with belt holsters) And a first aid kit on your belt - you can get them for about £2 on ebay. Ditch the plasters and add extra bandages I sometimes have an "army style" water bottle, with holster, on my belt I keep most chainsaw bits and bobs in a big toolbox that I can just chuck in the van with the saw, fuel, and ppe. Got round files, flat files, chains, bars, grease, starter cord, tools, etc etc Oh and don't forget a felling bar/wedges!
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Which country do you live in
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Pallets are cheap/free so may aswell use loads of them. You could also stand them upright within the heap to section off areas and let more air in
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?? all you need to prove volume is a tape measure (but you do have the issue of the load settling in transit)
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It makes no difference if you dial 999 or 112 though 112 No Signal Mobile Phone Call Diverts to Satellite Hoax
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How come he lives in america but is dressed like he lives on a council estate in manchester?
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Best off with an analogue one as otherwise you have to apply for a card, though newer vehicles are supposed to have digital Once it's fitted the only costs on an analogue tacho is a calibration every 2 years (£30/£40), and a fiver for a pack of 100 discs
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Well in the end I cut about 70mm off the outer shaft and have used it full whack all day long with no more issues
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I take the trailer as far as I can get then handball off. I would happily stack if someone asked in advance, and they were willing to pay for it I once turned up to deliver to a pub and their woodstore was only 10m through a small gateway, seemed pointless to dump it on the ground so close so I got the guy to help and we put it in the shed (not stacked though). There was no barrow so we used the bread crates that were stacked at the back door :laugh1: Infact I'll be back there with more logs on wednesday
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I got mine from "harrows-r-us" who trade on ebay, just a cheap one (£450), you can tell it's made on a budget but it does the job for me
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What a waste of good food!
