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  1. billpierce
    Like some other saws it's not designed to remain in stop position. Just you push it lightly down to kill saw and then it pops back to start. There is the option to push firmly all the way down so that it sits on stop or lock position if you choose....( unclear why you would want this)
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    Drain your oil tank, likely they are lurking in there
  3. billpierce
    Couldn't find any bootlaces. did look.
  4. billpierce
    Been hoping that for a while. Might actually have to work it out for myself soon
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    The caritool evo a better than standard caritool large? Sorry to bang on about it
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    Pop a gas axe in there for a bit? Seriously though you can get gas poker lighter type things for 30 earth pounds on ebay
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    Plus vat is about 130 like says.....but yeah not to bad. They get stock in pretty quick if you order it
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    Don't see why not the echo isn't autotune
  9. billpierce
    Is it autotune? Likes like h and l screws there?
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    Do your chimneys def stick up high enough? I extended mine by a few meters as it was lower than the highest point of my roof. It still isn't higher but it is close enough to never cause a down draft. Also worth checking the spec of the stove. Some are funny. I had a Waterford fion which had a 5inch flue outlet on the stove bit the spec was 6inch so required an immediate adapter after the stove. Wtf?
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    Leccy leaf blower? An electronic engineer pal of mine who used to programme smoke detectors told me that a standard smoke alarm would detect CO from a fire. Obv not from a faulty had appliance.
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    Yeah that top came down smooth
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    Yes the jet hoist any other Chinese tirfors are good. But a serious pita to shift about. Even the little 1.6t one I have doesn't come out to play much since I bought the 4t puller
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    Anyone ever untie fisherman's on friction cord to inspect?
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    Great I'll let them know
  16. billpierce
    Nice vid. My kids are gutted they didn't see the stem come down!
  17. billpierce
    Or decent meteor one is 80sqyids on ebays.... Worth confirming it is a compression issue rather than carb. Got a tach? Think your looking at max rpm 13k ish
  18. billpierce
    Worth popping the cat out of these Steve and richening the h. From memory it's pretty easy to pop it out the exhaust. Ace little saws
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    http:// https://www.honeybros.com/Item/Lug-All_4000-20_Winch Proper one is 300sheets https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F122618790691 Chinese is 28squid Def get 4t not 2t
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    The really good ones are lugall i believe. I have had a 2 ton and 4 ton cheap Chinese ratchet winch for about 8 years. It was 25quid and is pretty bent now but still works. The 4 ton one is the one only issue is cable length isn't amazing The proper lugall are smoother and have better leverage and cable length but are very pricey. Personally wouldn't trust chinese one with my life but have shifted some huge barrels or oak etc with one. One lives in the pickup full time as very handy item to have.
  21. billpierce
    Jb superweld?
  22. billpierce
    Few more pics of the honey fungus/scalycap
  23. billpierce
    Know one actually knows the price yet. How'd you mean?
  24. billpierce
    Right with you. Sounds minging. Have bent a few chains like that but like you say tool attachment points never broke yet...
  25. billpierce
    Yes that is what I thought also....you are warning against clipping saws onto you side d's or something?

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