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steve collins

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  1. steve collins

    Dolmar

    Are you able to give me some prices on some saws in 60cc range please? Cheers Steve
  2. saw was fixed on warranty mid november had new top end, carb, filter and plug. Problem is same thing has happened again and saw is out of warranty now. Goodbye husqvarna. Who deals in dolmar and echo on here as would like some prices on saws in 60cc range?
  3. i run a 15" on my 372 and its ported, so yes it works well
  4. its rise of the machines time at the moment!! too many harvesters/ harvadigs going about cutting any old timber to just pay it off. Everywhere is full i know of and yet timber still being cut knowing its not going anywhere soon
  5. ive had many pickups and most dont see over 30 mpg at all maybe the newer ones will. A few i know run ford rangers so to be lez compliant and and are ok towing
  6. jeremy taylor, jason tetly, felledwood transport to name a few
  7. hole park estate nr maidstone try them i know they grow loads trees
  8. Anyone know of a peeler for sale, prefer an autofeed really. Robopel, cundy or neuhauser not interested in a posch Cheers
  9. Speak to Copford sawmill he's only round the corner and will give you an idea of its value
  10. Quercus fencing is only place I know of that does cleft posts and they're in Somerset think there are a few more firms doing them, thought about chestnut as an alternative?
  11. Got some Chestnut being cut at moment with lots of hop pole material in the stand. if anyone is interested send a pm Cheers Steve
  12. You will have to order the elbow from a dealer and I got rest sent over with other bits from states. So eBay for cover
  13. Nope need a different carb to air filter elbow
  14. if the dealer doesnt fix it i will get an echo 620 and the fact is i need reliability and husqvarna cannot provide this service anymore with the 550/560 saws
  15. Mk 4 hi lux usually find one cheap and will run well if looked after
  16. 390 is slightly heavier than a 576 I think and lighter than 395 but 395 is better in the cut. If for forestry 390 all the time but for arb I'd say 395
  17. Had 2 1000th till start of year great machines but expensive for parts scary quick on road for old tractor
  18. think il go find a 361 and stick with that
  19. Reliability is the main problem with them, its at a dealers and has come up with " same common fault codes " in simple terms the carb and electronics are shot so new needed and should be covered by warranty. Problem is that they are getting about 2 saws a week with the same fault codes surely husqvarna must try rectify the problem
  20. good to know, il see who's closest to me for to get a trial on one, anyone run them on 3/8 chain 15" ?
  21. saw will run on choke flip it over and will run then cut out when trying to rev? any ideas? Had lots of these now and just sick of problems can anyone recommend an alternative as its my most used saw, what is the dolmar equivalent? any others recommendations ?? Cheers
  22. I have some firewood only down road in goudhurst 07751057259
  23. 20 inch down to 2-3 inch cut to 2.5s about 10% chestnut

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