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  1. muttley9050
    Anyone any idea of approximate high and low settings on this carb or how to find out. Thanks again.
  2. muttley9050
    Ok thanks. I'll give the carb a complete strip and clean later.
  3. muttley9050
    I took the carb off already and removed cover from metering side. It was spotless so I just gave it a quick blow out. I did inspect the gasket between carb and cylinder and it looked Ok but not 100%. I cleaned the air filter and the seal between filter and carb looked positive. It's strange because starts 2nd pull and all sounds and looks good.
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    Yes normally sawdust Is the clients problem and this is stated at quote stage. I build barns and sheds where i get logs delivered to site. Mill on site and as it's a complete contract i like to leave it tidy. The last one was on a recreation ground so tidiness was imperative. I also buy and mill trees in people's back garden or on my own land and i also like to clean up I'm this situation too.
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    Hi. I bought an echo cs350t at a farm sale last year that I have been fixing up. Have replaced several parts to make it safe. Now I just need to get it running properly. Here's the problem. Starts lovely and sounds good. If I don't touch the throttle the choke stays on and it ticks over Ok. It never seems to flood with the choke on. Im used to saws thst flood in an instant. When I pull the throttle in it revs up again sounding good then dies. Choke back on starts up then the same. Thought I'd ask before playing with the settings. Advice appreciated Cheers James
  6. muttley9050
    Thanks. I think Ill keep an eye out for a deal or a second hand echo.
  7. muttley9050
    Thanks. To clear things up, I will mostly need it to clear sawdust off the grass at the end of the day. Not blowing out a machine. I use a lucas mill and only clean it with compressed air in the workshop. But lucas mills do make a lot of sawdust. Advice welcome.
  8. muttley9050
    Thanks. To clear things up. I mostly need the mill for clearing up sawdust off grass at the end of the day. Running a lucas mill I don't really need to blow it out on sight. I use compressed air in the workshop once home. I imagine it would take 15 mins or so at the end of the day. Advice welcome. Cheers
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    Evening. I'm thinking of buying a second hand blower to help me tidy up when milling. Having never used one before I thought I would ask if people thought a hand held was suitable or back pack would be better. I wouldn't like to start a husky or stihl debate but recommended models would be great. Also does anyone have one they want to sell . Cheers James
  10. muttley9050
    How do we bid?
  11. muttley9050
    He was being a bit of a loon but I get his point about 20k for the wrong trousers. Love the example picture of a chainsaw where did they find that.
  12. muttley9050
    If you give me the guys no. I'll have a word with him and see if it's a genuine sale ;-)
  13. muttley9050
    It all depends how much you want to sell the logs for.
  14. muttley9050
    Bump. Might have to pay for some soon! Easy tip site available . Good access for any wagon. Will even collect it if your working local and will chip it straight into my truck. Cheers
  15. muttley9050
    So we're all agreed you can cut the bottom off and use iron on hems ensuring you don't trap the inner fabric .
  16. muttley9050
    I'd like to give it a go. Great idea but In reality probably really hard work and messy. Does save on needing a Barrow though.
  17. muttley9050
    Not on his watch.
  18. muttley9050
    I always new it as wireless tethering. And yes you need a god data package. Unlimited is best but should still be cheaper. The advantage of a dongle is they can take an external antenna and in places of low reception will perform better. All depends where you are.
  19. muttley9050
    I'll post you a foot of it if that's all you want.
  20. muttley9050
    The only reason it would be a problem hemming your own is if you cut through the hem. If you use iron on hem it should be fine even if you cut through it.
  21. muttley9050
    Hours of fun for any landscaper. Excellent bulletproof engine. Concrete / Cement Mixer ROL A MIX PUSH ALONG | eBay
  22. muttley9050
    On my Samsung. Settings Network connections More networks Tethering
  23. muttley9050
    If anybody has a use for any of this holey green brown oak then let me know. Will swap for donation to children's trust. But will have to be collected.
  24. muttley9050
    I guess they mostly would. Never seen it much worse than thus though.
  25. muttley9050
    Do uou want this maple steve or should I restack it with the rest.

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