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  1. slim reaper
    I can get closer if needed? slim
  2. slim reaper
    I won't slag anything off on a public forum so if anyone wants some pics of our experience of them, pm me. slim
  3. slim reaper
    I only bought swiches and buttons,you have PM slim
  4. slim reaper
    But Logit has fitted an uprated oil pump so I was asking him if what you have stated is still the case slim
  5. slim reaper
    Well it cost £55.74 delivered , 3 years ago. slim
  6. slim reaper
    Was the oil tank running out well before all the fuel was used or did the extra work the engine had to do driving the longer chain compensate in that the fuel ran out before the oil? slim
  7. slim reaper
    Just found the picture of the old swiches before the newer modified ones were fitted
  8. slim reaper
    I had a similar problem on one I was working on a couple of years ago, replacing the switches also fixed it and has been trouble free since.
  9. slim reaper
    I bought it brand new form a builder who bought a scaffold tower from me. It was a real coincidence,I had been trying to locate one for a long time and when he opened the van to load the scaffold it was in the back so I made him an offer he could not refuse and was worth every penny the spirit level in the pic is 4ft long slim
  10. slim reaper
    I use one of these , it make a nice parallel hole up to four feet deep. slim
  11. slim reaper
    I' m cracking on towards 70 so weight was the biggest issue for me in going for the smallest model, I have seen the the CS310ES selling for a penny less than 200 quid so must be worth a go if as you say the weight isn't an issue. slim
  12. slim reaper
    Some of the heating oil suppliers around my location will fill drums of ag red for around 90 pence per litre so try your area. slim http://www.yell.com/ucs/UcsSearchAction.do?keywords=heating+oil&location=wirrel&scrambleSeed=92793384&searchType=&M=&bandedclarifyResults=&ssm=1
  13. slim reaper
    http://www.psdgroundscare.co.uk/technical_info/Operators_manual/Eliet/Eliet_Maestro_OperatorsManual.pdf
  14. slim reaper
    For £231 I may even get one myself to use on the ground. slim
  15. slim reaper
    I have the CS260TES which I believe is the top handle version and its a cracker:thumbup1: slim
  16. slim reaper
    Thanks for the reply, it was using a shorter bar I was referring to . It may not be the case in practice but it does look as if the rear log,if not cut right through as with a shorter bar, could add pressure to the cut front logs so making their removal difficult or more time consuming? slim
  17. slim reaper
    He may be financially better off paying a contractor but mowing his own lawn may reward him in other ways? slim
  18. slim reaper
    I may have missed something but, can the logs be cut with a more commonly used length of bar on the chainsaw? slim
  19. slim reaper
    http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/firewood-forum/33895-oregon-easycut-sawhorse-review.html slim
  20. slim reaper
    Didn't I see this one on Dragons Den? slim
  21. slim reaper
    I got mine over 2 years ago from Smart-Holder Log Holder and Saw Horse. Free UK Delivery There are similar named ones about but not the same quality. If you read the reviews for them,mine is at the bottom so the very first review for one. slim
  22. slim reaper
    Personally I don't like that type of holder,I use one of these when I don't use the logging saw, [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZbMbxUImbI]SMART HOLDER -the saw horse you've been waiting for... - YouTube[/ame] slim
  23. slim reaper
    Looks like its been on fire rather than close to one! slim
  24. slim reaper
    Looks like, and has same model number as a Lidl florabest saw for which you would get a 3 year warranty if bought from them. Note the ad in the above link spell Husqvarna with a "U" not a "V" slim
  25. slim reaper
    Thanks for that, I cant really see why it should be put forward as minus against a properly designed stove + boiler with an output sufficient to run the required number of rads and heat the room its in though. slim

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