bobh
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Everything posted by bobh
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I give up
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If you read the link that Ty Unnos posted for you then you might have a bit more of an idea as to what you want and how to use it. How much timber are you looking to extract? I see you are looking for a 20-22" saw and are trying to work out how to sell the timber. just a bit worried you may be trying to tackle a big job with diy tools.
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Now that made me really laugh - quote of the year
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Been around up here for 2-3 weeks
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I've sourced parts from here in the past, good service and very helpful. Miles Tool & Machinery Centre
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Excellent diplomacy - nicely done with no feelings hurt
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This little nugget of information about the decompressor being on the camshaft helped tremendously today - 13hp Chinese honda copy on a large splitter. A wee bit of rubbish (never did work out what it was) stopping the lever moving. Never would have known to look here if I hadn't read this. Arbtalk helps again - Thanks Barrie
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Looks like a good solution to me
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The 7d is a great camera, but the lens is where you need to put your money. Get a decent but not necessary great body and then buy some excellent lenses. As to which make, remember that if you want to expand your lens range at anytime there are a lot more secondhand, high quality, Canon and Nikon lenses available. The shot in my avatar was taken with an old Canon 30d but I did have a £4000 canon 500mm f4 lens hanging off the end at the time.
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On your map is the timber in the yellow areas? How much timber are you talking about? Photos?
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Man Up and tell us what it is Seriously if Barrie recommended it I'm sure it will do you proud.
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500 feet with a hand winch - is this a windup?
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Are you going to tell us what you bought or do we have to guess
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I'm sure someone will be able to help you, it may help to say where abouts you are.
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Love the second photo Any idea on the weight of those lumps?
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lots of specs here VINTAGE CHAINSAW COLLECTION: SOLO 635(60135)EARLY model. Nice saw, early models were orange/white later ones yellow/black
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If that is the same saw as yours it is a performance power PWR33CCCSA (label on saw in picture on ebay listing) sold by B&Q, best of luck getting parts! From the model number I'd guess it's 33cc, new one from B&Q is 37cc and £99.99 so not worth spending too much on yours, would have thought a good secondhand Stihl or Husky is a better use of money.
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My brother was asked for proof of PL insurance when he tried to buy a Stihl combi online last year!
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Great shots, that really is one ugly lump. Don't you find that pulling the rope at that angle lifts the nose end of the bar over a few feet of cutting? -
I'd second this. Go and see Tim Rudkin, a great bloke and does some good deals. He's in South Somerset
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How to make a segmented walnut and maple bowl, an impressive bowl but an amazing video! [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFFS9PsghCI]Segmented Walnut and Maple Bowl - YouTube[/ame]
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Love it
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I see what you mean about not being sure whether or not you like it, I can't make my mind up. However I love the craftsmanship in it
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I'm the same age as you and that all sounds very familiar Got to go now, only got another 13 minutes before I have to finish my beer!
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If both of you are happy with the price then it's about right. If you are worried about getting screwed over then keep on selling it as firewood. Simples!
