Bob_z_l
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I use the spray attachement in like this filled with petrol....old toothbrush, mask and goggles.. Clears most things.. Air Tool Spray Kit 5 Pieces | Air Tools | Screwfix.com
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Many thanks.... Bob
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Will this extra handhold be an advantage for milling (using MS660)?? Bob
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Keen Yes. Shame, for me it's a potential 60 mile round trip around the M25 which isn't on my wish list. Firewood...in the stove...smells lovely, burns like fury
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Ours arrived in last week. Had a great time this weekend feasting on a new batch of midges/mosquito that have made the most of the sunny weather. Joy in the swooping
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don't want to seem unduly harsh or rude.... You'd probably get a better response in the Milling section.
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alright.....The tin went back! Got the Friday feeling too early, sorry
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The best I have used is some brake caliper paint on an old villiers chainsaw. It can take the heat, dirt and oil. Needs a bit of prep. I borrowed mine but I know it isn't cheap. Don't know about Blue! have seen .....Red, Yellow even Orange (Danarm) i.e. Foliatec Brake Caliper Paint and Engine Lacquer | Demon Tweeks
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Check your private mail
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That's where I source the wood. A local woodland restoration. thining birch to give established broadleaf a fighting chance
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Gatwick area... 15 mins from M23 and same from M25 Jn 8/9
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Just saw this ....F... Me! Really? For 16 poles? Pretty sure I can supply poles for a tiny fraction of that. If you can collect? or pay fuel! Bob
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Second this... If it runs fine and stops it does sound like a fuel issue. Tank vent blocked.
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I'm closer Gatwick. Probably too far. I'm sure you'll find someone closer. In the meantime I'll ferret a few out. You've inspired me! ;-) Cheers Bob
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I might have some cut ones. I can have a look later.... it all depends where you are... Bob
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Ochsenkopf vs Gransfors vs Fiskars Splitting Axe/Maul?
Bob_z_l replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in General chat
I've had my X27 a couple of years...paid more than £50... but as others have said, it is far better than it feels it ought to be. I think the fact the shaft is so light and all the weight is in the head makes it a little like swinging a conker. Very little stuff gets past it. And yes it ploughs through stuff my old maul would either get stuck in or bounce off. I think on the basis that i have lent it to mates to try Fiskarss have sold at least 5 more. Should have been on commission. Now if they made chainsaw chains!!!!! -
Thanks for all the help. Much appreciated
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Ochsenkopf vs Gransfors vs Fiskars Splitting Axe/Maul?
Bob_z_l replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in General chat
I can recommend the X17 Big enough for two hands when needed and light enough to use single handed as a large hatchet. Just as efficient at the X27 just lighter/smaller. Bob -
I had calculated 60% wood 40% air so I'll reverse it and try again. Cheers Bob
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Ochsenkopf vs Gransfors vs Fiskars Splitting Axe/Maul?
Bob_z_l replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in General chat
Love my X27. Can't comment on others. Use X17 more and all day with no problems. -
Hardwood....moderately straight sticks
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I have searched and can't find a good answer. If I had a stack of cord wood lengths approx 10m cube --- 2 x 5 x 1 How much do I allow as airspace when I calulate the volume of wood? I have the remaining data to work out the weight of the wood wet/dry...etc. Anyone? Thanks Bob
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Replacing drum bearings on washing machine...second lease of life lasted 3 years.
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I get where you are going... I would love to have 26 T but it takes up a lot of space/time and effort to process myself. Maybe the chap values his time and laying out £1300 in one hit is a bit of a wallop too. Seeing both sides.... Bob
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I think the payload is 575kg....not a lot of wood/logs especially green ones.
