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bobh

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  1. Post Office, they've been doing it a lot longer that the rest of them!
  2. Hi from the Isle of Mull
  3. Just had an email from amazon.com in the states offering me 6 different fiskars axes from the X27 to the X7. Just for a laugh I tried again to buy the X27 and it wouldn't let me but I could buy the X25 if I wanted it. Seems to me that Fiskars may be the ones stopping the sale of the X27 not amazon.
  4. I was recently looking for Husky parts and originally ordered from a supplier I found on the internet, after 2 weeks in which they had lost my parts and my CREDIT CARD details I cancelled the order and phoned F R Jones, they got the parts to me quickly with no fuss.
  5. one on ebay - starting at £65 + £10 postage FISKARS X27 LOG SPLITTING AXE FOR FIREWOOD/FORESTRY/TREE SURGEON | eBay
  6. bobh

    Good Service!

    Following on from my thread about parts supply problems http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/chainsaws/43756-stihl-parts-supplier.html I thought it would be good to post a follow up thread about some really good service. Firstly F.R.Jones First class service for some husky 254 parts I was after, phoning to let me know there was going to be a delay was great! Got my Stihl parts from LSEngineers again great service Lastly I got a fast-tach from Tiny-Tach. Really fast service and found Richard to be great in replying to my questions. Ordered Friday morning, dispatched Friday afternoon,arrived Royal Mail recorded delivery on Saturday morning :thumbup:
  7. Didn't put mine back in, doesn't seem to make a huge difference. BTW mines running a 13" bar and I'm loving it.
  8. Had one of those fall out of here on mine the other day
  9. Bought 20 litres of it yesterday, I was surprised cos I thought it was banned too
  10. Stunning craftsmanship there mate. Came across some of your old posts the other day when doing a search and was wondering where you'd gone. Keep posting now you've back, you've got to let us know how this piece turns out.
  11. Looks like it's back to the Ken Dodd duster then mate
  12. I bought mine from Amazon.com back in November with no problems. Just had a look to see if they would sell me another one but am getting the same message, won't ship to my address.
  13. Thanks Rob Joints are always a problem for me. I can cut stuff up but putting them back together again is a pain:biggrin:
  14. Anyone like to put up any photos of their jointing Especially like the sound of the index bolts, are you covering them with a plug or just recessing them?
  15. As Big J said there was a thread about this the other day. It had enough info on it to convince me I don't need to 1/4 saw anything until I know a LOT more about the actual milling
  16. Now that's just mean :thumbup: Will teach em a lesson though
  17. just answered on behalf of my o/h
  18. For someone like myself who doesn't climb and doesn't always understand the techniques involved this has been an education. Thanks
  19. Once saw a guy wreck his windsurfer on that moor - hit a gate post that was just underwater. Course, I didn't laugh at all :biggrin:
  20. Hi all Getting seriously let down by my usual supplier (no names) :thumbdown: Who do you lot recommend?
  21. Know this road really well, used to live in those parts. How's the house by the bridge, underwater yet?
  22. Great that it's working well. Long term reports are really useful. So what would you change on it?
  23. Good tip Was using a chalk line the other day but one of these would be handy as well
  24. My O/H has just started using my saws, cross cutting firewood mainly. Time has come to get her own set of PPE (can't keep borrowing mine) Her grandparents have kindly offered to pay up to £500 for this All suggestions welcome, obviously don't have to spend it all!!
  25. bobh

    Stihl MS390?

    Wasn't it the famous five? Or am I thinking of something else.

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