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  1. billpierce
    Yes, they a decent for sure. Feel a bit heavier than 440 but def gutsier. Few threads on them on hear already. Rad more tucker doing them cheap atm. There has been a recall on brake handles and I think the one above which is new on Ebay wont have been done but this is foc
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    Second proper one seems fine. Its Only come out to play for a few days so far though
  3. billpierce
    I did mine with a tree surgeon/ wood Carver when. Had a belter of a time. Dragged branches for 2 weeks and had good craic. Had to pay to go his insurance, had a go and spiking up a stem of two. Watched some class big fells. Didn't get a penny, but had a belter of a time. Turned out to have been an effective work experience.
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    I bought a used one. They did the recall no bother didn't even ask. Bit of a fanny on but got sorted eventually. Tbh the part they changed seemed totally fine before anyway. But the new price from radmore isn't that much dearer is it?
  5. billpierce
    Pleased you at least have recovered this!
  6. billpierce
    Did you blow the extra 25quid?
  7. billpierce
    The 79cc is the one Jonathan . Same weight more punch. Like a 440 vs 460
  8. billpierce
    Also double check it's the correct gauge chain for bar
  9. billpierce
    It's what turps is made from, which is pretty damn antiseptic I'd say. I'd say you were not imagining it. Also love the smell. More than I like "pine fresh" toilet cleaner like
  10. billpierce
    Have these. Bit shit but work fine
  11. billpierce
    https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F251473365516
  12. billpierce
    Looks incredible there. Definitely makes me want to visit. Thanks for sharing
  13. billpierce
    I'd get a complete carb kit with replacement needle give it a good clean and go from there
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    Often the parcel force website is cheaper than the 3rd party ones by the time you have insured it fully etc. But its wierd certain weight are so much cheaper through parcel monkey and parcel 2go etc
  15. billpierce
    Parcel force via parcel 2go or parcel force website. Never had any bother with them. Unlike others
  16. billpierce
    Yes I have. Also northern arb know about. Chains not pre stretched so wouldnt fit even though same DL as chain that was previously fitted. To be fair I had a large 9pin sprocket on which didn't help
  17. billpierce
    Link? Interested but looks like a rummage is needed? What echo spares?
  18. billpierce
    What sprocket are you using? Gustharts sold a lad i mill for the wrong 3/8 sprocket for lo pro on 660, which caused premature chain wear
  19. billpierce
    Where are you based?
  20. billpierce
    Something 40 to 50cc will fi as has been suggested. Echo and makia/ Delmar are decent other brands as well as stihl/ husky. You want new or used?
  21. billpierce
    Where you import from and how much. Looks the tits
  22. billpierce
    Well blyth council say the Greeks didn't have beards....not really sure what they are on about but wanted them to be happy with it anyways. Every drawing I sent them had a huge beard in.....too many chefs I reckon. Only took 30mins to shave it off and make it look ok. Definitely reckon was better with bigger beard though. Also think preferred it unburnt tbh. Made a massive tenon in the elm stump and 2 of us lifted it upright once the tennon was slotted in place. Love chainsaw joinery
  23. billpierce
    Thanks!
  24. billpierce
    Installed today. Council demanded beard trim.
  25. billpierce
    "Ooh Great! No ones on the blower yet" Lols, we do all secretly feel this though, even just a little bit. And always resent it when it's not you

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