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I’m sure there are many cases like that. Probably be cases where neighbours will fall out permanently and cases where don’t like each other to begin with will put in reports
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Didn’t think it was overloaded TIL I tried to tip.
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Advice on opening an electric Husky topper T536 LiXP
s o c replied to Mike F's topic in Maintenance help
One of my battery huskies is leaking chain oil inside . oil weeping out of trigger. Anyone had this ? might have a go at it next wet day. -
Tw 190: 2500hours . New radiator, hole worn in discharge chute and needed new axle when I sold it. Still going strong. jensun 328 tracked: 3500hours. Needed a few parts over 6 years we had it. Most expensive part maybe €250 to 300. Still earning its keep for new owner
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Bit of wall building on farm
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Agreed. Hopefully Britain/Europe etc will start manufacturing our own stuff, components etc instead of importing from far side of world made by what is borderline slave labour. stuff will cost more but so be it.
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Sounds like a good use of time. old people here have a saying ( in Irish) roughly translates to. ”in times of stress, put your hands in clay”
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If lockdown goes beyond a month, (and I expect it will) might do a bit of chainsaw work for harvesting guys I’m friends with. hard going and not great money but I enjoy a few days of it every now and again for some reason (sad, I know)
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Chainsaws going everywhere around here since lockdown . Everyone’s having a go.
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You are most fortunate to have such a wise family and to have such wise friends.
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Nice! trailer probably loaded by hand
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G coupler best but too bulky in some situations. Keep old gun for those. i tried a slim push fit type fitting also but couldn’t get on with it,
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Slow in Connemara too at times ,a page comes up with same list of old posts .
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Whom I was doing extraction, spruce was usually approx 1.1 metres to a ton, larch and Scots pine were about 1 metre to one ton
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Must try L&S for husky parts. husky distributors in Ireland are unbelievably slow.
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Nice ! what the project?
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Nice! good luck with it. what make?
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Yuck! did the winch get it out?
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If he makes you nervous, don’t hire him
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Probably draws less power from motor. does it run on same drive sprocket?
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Nice. notice the stihl bar. is it the tiny chain like on stihl 150 ?
