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No. Did a full battery cutting with it oiling with no side cover and no chain and had a full tank left at the end. The only thing I've come up with overnight is that the chain drivers aren't grabbing the oil and pulling it along the bar groove. It's an end of life chain. Have a much newer bar on another saw and fresher and fresh chains in stock. Job for later. Raining. Still annoyed.
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Looking for self employed climbers and groundsmen. Dorset.
AHPP replied to mattygoggz's topic in Employment
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I threw the chain the other day and had some peened drivers. Filed most of them but did shove one scratchy one back in. That's not enough to wreck the groove though.
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16" 3/8 picco (the wider gauge one). Nose is fine. Ran the nose through a bath of oil. Didn't prime the whole bar. Nor should I have to. Like you say, weird. It's a relatively big bar for the saw but it's always oiled before (usually about three quarters of a tank to a battery), right up until I used three or four tanks of this bio shit. I paintbrush dust or airline the oil cap before filling most of the time. I stay sharp so don't create fine dust. I blow the whole thing out every ten or fifteen batteries. Bar has probably only done four or five chains.
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Thirty second run
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IMG_4885.MOV
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Thirty second run with no chain.
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wait out
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It's like it's got flow when you look at it with the side cover off but no pressure because it can't push any out as soon as you put the bar (besides the oil hole) over it.
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Finished the Stihl 220 battery. Not a drop used (besides what I did with the cover off). No fling, groove and drivers dry. Warm nose sprocket. Twatting twat.
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Makita battery oiling fine. Stihl battery still dry as a bone. Cleaned oil tank with petrol. Same dribble from open side as opening post video. Still no fling with bar on. Going to finish the battery before getting really angry.
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Only one that I’ve noticed but I’m not taking the risk. If it’s gunking one up, why wouldn’t it be gunking three up?
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Yeah. That’s what I was getting at. They work with rougher, bulkier, more agricultural systems. Otherwise fiddly.
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Does it get it through the door of a Rayburn?
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Fuxking wanker eco cunnts are about to send me out into a gale at nine at night to do a tank of fuel and twenty amp hours of battery between three saws just to try and push this green shit through before I have three saws down. Three saws that might have to be fixed, possibly with parts that have to be made, transported and bought with money I wouldn’t have had to expend energy to earn in the first place. All which takes energy to do. Fxking charlatan morons.
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Yep. That’s what I’ve done. With three saws. **************** sake.
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FedEx paid my last lot of duty and VAT for me. They calculated it wrong, I told them, we went in circles, I decided to just ignore them. Problem seems solved. I’ll report back in five and a half years.
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Only thing I haven't cleaned is the tank, presumably which there's a filter in. Job for the morning. Waiting for replies to this thread gave me the opportunity to say **************** it for the day. Do oiler pumps rely on the oil that they pump to lubricate themselves? I was using up some eco shit the viscosity of lemonade. Worried that's the cause.
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I can’t remember how much this usually gushes. Looks like it’s not pumping very much to me. Stihl MSA 220. Went to fill oil and the last tank was still there. Not getting any fling off the tip. IMG_4884.MOV
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Doctor driven out of home by vigilantes | UK news | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM Self-styled vigilantes attacked the home of a hospital paediatrician after apparently confusing her professional title with the word “paedophile”, it emerged yesterday. How's he going to umpire tennis games though?
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Sailor still pulls on the lead (non-choke collar, choke no different) every time. I stop every time, bring him back, try again, pull again, stop again, try again. The only thing that makes him walk well to heel on the lead is being tired or thrashed (for that or an unrelated crime). Perhaps a more competent dog owner could fix it but it’s looking like I can’t or at least can’t be bothered to. He’s off the lead most of the time anyway, away looking for Mick’s bollocks to chew off etc.
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Less good for cycling up hill though.
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I’m not racing to try again. Bollocks to handlebars and skin to gravel appeals less than a fluffy snowdrift.
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It doesn't flow from a scuttle, it doesn't shovel, it doesn't come out of net bags.
