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Great saw! ignition went in mine after around 2 and a half years and Husqvarna replaced it for free (I think there might have been a recall on some of the early ones). still works good as new.
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Easy enough dismantle to get what’s left of the coupling out. any good Agri parts or hydraulic factors may stock or will easily source new coupling
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Couldn’t find it again. must be gone.
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There was one on treebay fb a few days ago.
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We’ve done a few road jobs for wind turbine transport recently, The section in clip is over 70 metres long. IMG_0425.MOV
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Usually 5 days, Saturday fixing farming pricing ,maybe moving equipment . I try to avoid tree work on Sunday to clear head and separate one week from the next. We used to work a lot of Saturdays but I now find staff are happier and daily output is higher when everyone gets two full days away from each other at the weekend. In an ideal world I think a 4 day week would make for a better life balance and probably a longer career for a lot of tree workers.
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Steel tank built into chassis with no drain bung. brown goo ,probably some rust from tank and years of various dirt.
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Hi Stephen. 10 years later . how did this work out for you? my Valtra is taking up a fair bit of crud from the fuel tank lately. I hadn’t heard of the fuel cleaning machines . Thanks
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Niagara Power Station and Drainage Tunnel Tour
s o c replied to Ontario Firewood Resource's topic in The Lounge
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The 230 Tw would be better for bushy material than the 6 inch Forst. (wider feed rollers etc) if I was buying second hand , I’d definitely be looking for TW 230 35 horsepower diesel, or TW 280. Buying new I’d keep an open mind and get demo on Tw, forst, green mech.
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Yes. You’d find it a lot better than farmi on conifers
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Probably what should do alright (I’m just a bit mean) im guessing they’ll be expensive.
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Thanks Mick. I think they’ve been touched up a good few times and the surfaces are all a bit rounded so it’s hard to get a decent edge. I can turn up the roller speed if I need to and I might need to grind a bit off the top roller blocks to keep the gap between the rollers the same.
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Hi . Feed rollers on my 141 chipper are now quite blunt. they’ve been sharpened previously, once since I’ve owned it. I was thinking of talking both rollers to an engineering works and having about.5 mm to 1mm surface ground off each face. Has anybody tried this? I assume new rollers of this size will be expensive . Thanks
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Hi . Feed rollers on my 141 chipper are now quite blunt. they’ve been sharpened previously, once since I’ve owned it. I was thinking talking both rollers to an engineering works and having about.5 mm to 1mm surface ground off each face. Has anybody tried this? I assume new rollers of this size will be expensive . Thanks
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One of my oldest bli 200 batteries is doing same thing. it has done a lot of work so I think it’s knackered.
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This is Jensen 141 12inch running on 100 horsepower Class
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Ya see, if you change the blades you won’t have any strands to bind the load together and then you’ll have to start using a pesky tailboard. 😊
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Not overloaded but seriously dodgy!
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I’ve had two 330’s fail, both no more than 18 months old. thought it was my own fault by forgetting to switch off etc so never tried warranty ( idiot) have had the 500 for about 2 years now with no problem.
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Got curious and had a look also. Bizarre character! Kinda like something from one of those crap reality tv shows. I don’t think his Mrs will make it onto the stihl calendar this year anyway. does he operate in the Uk or in Ireland?
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Great pictures of carving, amazing skill and well done. but any photos of big toys ???
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Hi. A customer we are clearing a site for asked if I would take a capstan winch in part payment. Portable winch 1000kg , Honda engine, seems like a useful tool, handy to have in the van for certain jobs. he gave me a big coil of 3 strand “polysteel’ (he called it) 12mm rope to go with it. Am I correct in thinking this type of rope might not be suitable? What would be the best type of rope for use with capstan? Thanks.
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The standard spikes on 550/560 are a bit too short. adding slightly bigger plus the outer ones makes felling and chogging a lot easier and makes better use of power.
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I have fallen out with a couple of Fuelcard outfits over the years. When you are too busy to keep an eye on prices they will sneak your price up until you call them to order. A friend of mine used to work for a Fuelcard company and told me that that’s pretty much how they operate and you have to complain on a regular basis to get the best price.
