easylife
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Anyone had experience of this model and its value. Seems quite old, single sided cut any info is much appreciated
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I have operated a shindiawa for the last 6 years has done everything asked of it with just the normal servicing undertaken. Not a sthil but a useful tool
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Hey could have been worse not one pane of glass broken
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Spent many years competing in the Braemar Highland games finished off in the Fife arms and an excellent fish and chip supper. Recommend the games top day out in September
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baby wipes sir or something for the weekend:laugh1:
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We are looking to hire a 6 inch woodchipper on a daily basis possibly 1-2 days work situated in melton mowbray. Appreciate it if you can contact me with a breakdown of costings etc mobile 07745473727 or PM work to start next couple days. many thanks Dennis
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Had it done in the mid 90's walked like John Wayne for a few days followed by an infection. Previous chicken story seems similar to my experience. That said most of mates at the time had little or no problems. Good luck what ever you decide.
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Dont forget the tennis balls to put in the down pipes inlets so you get a call back fee at a later date
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hedges sheds next doors cat some risk assessment in progress:biggrin:
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Cheers charlieh, do you stick with burning paraffin or do you diverse, how available are the spares
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Just obtained above item with trolley and hood. Interested in your thoughts if they are any good or an environmental accident waiting to happen. Flame Gun trolley and hood expensive when new what would be a reasonable sell on price Many thanks
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If you opt for the compressor set up make sure you control the over spray You wont be popular with the neighbours or wife if wax oil ends up on adjacent cars or windows etc
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Several Renault masters breaking as spares on EBAY
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Hi seeking advice on the best methods on oiling preserving quality teak wood garden furniture. Wood was pressure washed to remove grime last month and now with the dry hot spell seems ideal time to treat. I did read some where that grade A teak does not require treatment if this is the case how would you identify. Many thanks Dennis
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Welcome to borrow a TOW rope you would have to collect from Grantham donation to help the heroes.
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I am a mole and I:laugh1 live in a hole
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I have used both husky and sthil oils on my Husqvarna saws with no problems. I do tend to mix a fuel to oil ratio at 40.1. My old man used to preach after his Saturday nights beer rations "Oil is the best mechanic Lad"
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Hi how long are you at Belton House I will be reducing the side branches of a conifer in the next 10 days. If you are happy to collect only at Gonerby Hill Foot 2 miles away. 07745473727 if any use Kind Regards Dennis
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Local dealer may have replaced studs using loctite/ thread lock product. A quality Easy out stud extractors certainly worth a go. Try appling some gentle heat to cylinder flange prior to turning extractor ( remove carb and other items senseative to heat), Be careful when drilling out the stud if you go off center the drill will take the easy option into the alloy. If you can find a pillar drill remove cylinder and drill out Good Luck.
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Hi, This might help Currently on gum bay one thwaites dumper truck with known faults Newark area
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Same age as my waist size and its not pretty:sneaky2:
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Its never Dull in Hull:001_tt2:
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Hi are the brakes binding. Take it for a drive go steady on the brakes pull over and feel centre of wheels. They should all be around the same temperature. Have the filters been changed as per schedule. Possible clutch slip injectors, pump or de-coke required. Try adding redex to your fuel may help Try the simple and cheapest options first:001_smile:
