Pat Ferrett

Cutting rabbits up with it ?

 

How did that stator pick up a rock that size, has someone been running without covers fitted ?

It must have been thrown up by the cutter head and worked its way in.

Sc252 stopped running and poored smoke.

Stripped it down at home because the yard is still with out electric:thumbdown:which was a pain as all my tools are in the lockup but hay ho.

Magnets on the flywheel seem to have indulged in an orgy and the staytor caught light with excitement.

Thought id stick a new exhaust on and deal with the broken stud while I was at it.

 

Big thanks to B trac

Found the cause of the problem wedged behind the stator

like this one

 

Any chance you have the dimensions Gollum ?

I think there was a thread a few years back about the ali retrievers and they were hard to come by.

Find one or get me a picture and I cast a few up.

Take it off if you are in a hot zone and fit a standard piece of pipe in its place? Only fit it on for the MOT

codlasher

There is a sensor that feeds info back to this engine management, if you take it off it can lead to other problems down the line.

I earn more now Im sick of tree work than I ever did when I enjoyed it.

Had a play with this not sure on weight but pops ash and beech rings up a treat! You can never have enough axes!

 

 

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Agreed

We spend more on kit to do more a day to charge more to come out of it with less, but we own our kit which ends up worthless and knackered as do we.

Its a crud job for hippies who have rich parents or partners.

A few more

Nothing to write home about for a while but just a few pics to keep the thread going

Were you at there then Pat ??

Not sure what you mean Stubbs

Recon I have found the perfect combo

Easylift, henchman playform and radio earphones:)

90 metres of hawthorne cut both sides and top in 7 hours and then knocked another job out on the way home.

Todays Cedar removal.

Had some sort of orb above me in the second shot.

Nice one

With all the dano I recon a shovel and grub axe is all you'll need.

I was blocked in parked on the street outside my house by somebody who had pulled right up to my bumper and left half a car length of space between them and the double yellows behind them. I got my trolley jack out, dragged their car onto the yellow lines and left it there.

If you can get all 4 wheels on old shovels 2 blokes can drag a car a good 50 yards without breaking a sweat.

They are not realy dogs, just reinforcements in the plastic, the MS 180 has not the power to utilise dogs, it will just stall.

Didnt know you could stall a saw

If you mean how many radios then as many as you like but only one person can talk at a time unless you run on different channels.

Had the stein ptt for a couple of years and they are defo worth their weight.

So how would it work with say noodles?

I would have thought they would expand and go off with a bang!

Finding Im burning myself out atm and not getting back up to full power until bed time.

A fruit machine ?

Pat is the yard without power coz of the storm or have you not hooked it up yet bud ? Bad news on them burnt coils ...

Not sure why the power to the units is out probably the storm but I know the power company are clearing lines near by so may have been a shut down.

That is a bit of a Kohler thing Pat. I have done a couple of those. Did the flywheel come off easily?

Yeah I just gave it a few light taps in a circular fashion and Bobs your uncle

A tutorial on youtube says place a business card between the coil and flywheel for clearence, does that sound about right to you ?

Sc252 stopped running and poored smoke.

Stripped it down at home because the yard is still with out electric:thumbdown:which was a pain as all my tools are in the lockup but hay ho.

Magnets on the flywheel seem to have indulged in an orgy and the staytor caught light with excitement.

Thought id stick a new exhaust on and deal with the broken stud while I was at it.

Big thanks to B trac

Heard of people using a strimmer harness to carry large saws.