billpierce
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Prolly this is the hardest wearing. Not used on my topper yet, only on 44. Lasting well so far
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https://www.chainsawbars.co.uk/chainsawbars-selector/
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I would just stick it through some oak. Or if it's going to be a while before next use another it in bar oil and this may stop the sap setting rock hard
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L and s engineers
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For selling sawn timber? I might use it but very sporadically and generally I.e fat beech boards available etc.... Not too keen on the dropped pin thing tbh Steve, I deliberately off set my so not a pin point exactly to my yard. Possibly a bit paranoid but there you go.
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Cheers matty. I'd totally forgot about that mandrake in pans labyrinth! I have to try and make some mechanism to make this thing scream/ do something magic. Not sure how that's going to work yet
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Getting there now. Bit more on the blow torch and a few tweaks and itll be done, ready to deliver
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I'd go 365. Well tested and good torque
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It can be done with a pillar drill and some very steady 1mm cutting discing.
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If you have the option of an 880 for milling, I'd use that everytime. I have used my 660 for milling once since I got one. I run an 084 and an 880 double ender on the mill no probs. I think your new 880 and old one will be totally fine and miles better than a 88 and 661
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https://arbtalk.co.uk/forums/topic/60273-dolmar-133-bar-greater-than-20quot/
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Its fiddly. Bit if thin wire with hook/long nosed pliers/ magnetic stick. Once you have enough poked through from oil tank, you can hold the threads and locate the square end in the tank. Pita
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https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F293016409967 This is the shizzle. Expensive and there may be cheaper options. But the time saved by not having to redo it constantly/ being able to easy reapply it pays for its self real quick
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I'd go for an obliterating oil rather than a paint. Itll let the wood breathe, keep it protected and is easy to over oil down the line, rather than having to sand old flakey paint off, just give it a wash an Bosh more on. Hard to bare the thought of but I would consider getting some preserver on all the timber between the t and g /ship lap as water will inevitably seep and and degrade the softwood pretty fast.
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Older tippers that can tow 3.5ton/7 ton train weight?
billpierce replied to william127's topic in Arb-Trucks
Could always go for the infamous YouTube sensation https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F273597281592 -
It'll be a make inside job I reckon
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Pics here
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Few more pics of works to truck. Finished cladding and insulating back. Electrics, leisure batteries and solar panels in
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Sorry you didnt get it but also pleased you still have that bus.
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Done and paid
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Cheers eggs. Did you sell the bus?
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Genuine OEM Husqvarna Switch Part 503752202 Fits: Husqvarna: 362, 362 Special, 362 XP, 365 Special, 372, 372 X-TORQ, 372 XPW, 385 EPA, 390, 570, 570 XP, 575 XP, 576 XP Ebay listings say this
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Yes I will too
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That would be some good karma if so
