MATTMOSS
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whats the hardest timber we have growing in Britain???
MATTMOSS replied to se7enthdevil's topic in Woodcraft Forum
I always think of laburnum as a hard wood. They always give the stump grinder a run for their money. -
groundsman 2-stroke left on the doorstep by a neighbour
MATTMOSS replied to arbmark's topic in General chat
mmm probably not, but that's just me. -
I use a large carritool, it broke for the first time the other day. Looking for a better option now.
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Ha ha, just what I was thinking.
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Oh dear, has it just broken the blades? anything else damaged?
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Thanks for your help, hopefully will get it sorted.
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Thank you very much for that offer mate, but don't want to put you to any trouble, the advice is good enough. I have found some on e bay - Carburettor Mounting Gasket Set, Honda Izy, HRX426/476/536, GCV135/160 Engines | eBay
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The ones either side of the carb are knackered- stuck to carb and broken up.
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Thanks for your help, ive removed and cleaned the main jet and give it all a blast with comp air. When I get the new gaskets I was going to try and retune.
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FORD Fix Or Repair Daily The new rangers look nice tho
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They are G JAF- 1535860. its a Honda CGV 135- Honda engine on a mountfield mower. Hard to start then cuts out after a few seconds. im going to order a new spark plug also.
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OK thanks
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OK thanks guys...... when i'm armed with the correct numbers where do I go then? easy to find ont interweb?
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Ive been asked to look at a mower for my mate, its a mountfield with an Honda cgv 135 engine. I have stripped the carb and give it a good clean through but I need to get a new set of the gaskets that go either side - theres a few Any ideas? can you get spares for these carbs? thanks
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Risk assessments and method statements are two important documents that are completed prior to commencing work in order to meet requirements under the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations (Risk assessment) and the HSE’s commentary on the Construction, Design and Management Regulations (Method statement).
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now im making it up as I go -
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exactly! how would sucking in too much air leave a black oily plug?
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6 months old!! I would be recommending he gave you a new saw.
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BUT... you could take the chipper and saws with you..... who said anything about delivering logs.....
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I disagree because delivering logs is not transporting materials or equipment that is used directly for your work.
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Depends what you're delivering them in- but I would say yes if its in a large goods vehicle.
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Yes I reckon you're right.
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Here are the exemptions. https://www.gov.uk/driver-cpc-exemptions-examples
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Blower stripped down to the last bolt now. Its got me a bit puzzled? all looks in good condition and no play in bearings, seals seem tight but ill test when rebuilt. Only thing is the build up of carbon in the exhaust and the crown of the piston. Going to give it all a thorough clean up with new rings - cos I broke one and see if its any better. I wonder if it was a large piece of carbon rattling round in the exhaust? going to have to retune the carb its obviously been running too rich or the owner has been putting too much oil in the mix.
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Its a crankcase splitter Spud.
