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shavey

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  1. when you do the oil tank clean and checks the oil feed is vacumn fed from the engine so there may be a bit of carbon on the end of the pipe that comes from the engine there isnt a oil pump. also the throttle operates the carb and the vacumn switch on the oil pump that switch sometimes loses pressure and it dont pump oil but the hand oiler works well cheers mate
  2. they are still trading strong in the garden machinery market but no chainsaws as yet hopefully in the future though :thumbup:
  3. very true :thumbup:
  4. here are two bars for the rex both 404 and 25''
  5. hekko that looks similar to the atom driver that they used in australia and new zealand for drilling holes through fence posts to take high tensile wire for the miles of fencing
  6. nice job there it looks a nic cut there gotta get one soon cheers
  7. so sorry to hear about your loss its nearly as bad as losing a relative they are so honest through good times and bad and when they have been with you so long its always hard to replace them and get used to the new ones ways all the best
  8. another one worth thinking about if you are after a 40cc saw is the mcculloch cs410 good value for money approx £250 inc delivery
  9. hello alec here goes overall diameter 95mm internal diameter 90mm width of outerside of sprocket that covers the clutch 23mm width of inside of sprocket that covers clutch 20mm 8 tooth drive and it weighs a massive 295grams
  10. i cannot spare any bars at all i only got four bars between the two running rex's and one solo twin but i spoke to the chap in somerset and he has two bars defianetely maybe more bad news i havent any chains
  11. i found a sprocket off of one the old rexs in the shed i could have sworn they where all red 7/16 sprockets but there was one lurking on a saw that hasnt seen daylight for years it was an devil too come off but its off and its yours if you want it :thumbup:
  12. i got some good news good news and one lot of bad news
  13. here is a 404 sprocket rim
  14. on the earlier rex the clutch is on a splined cramkshaft model no 600010 on the later rex the clutch is on a left hand thread model 60104 this is what it is on our two saws and also some models have automatic and hand oiler there are three ways to check this an adjuster screw by the petrol cap and air line from half way up the cylinder block running to the oil tank or after you have used the saw if you unscrew the oil cap you should get a rush of air come out
  15. that is awesome looks a bit like the pipe on my solo twin:thumbup:
  16. perfect i think the gases should expell out of this pipe ok help the performance a bit :thumbup:
  17. here is an muffler for a dolmar 7900 / 7910 i was wondering what you guys thought
  18. its the first jura ive ever tasted i was sceptical at first as i always seem to stick with singleton maccallan or wild turkey but i would buy aanother bottle :thumbup:
  19. shavey

    cordwood

    good idea there are always boats here in the devon ports loading wheat, clay etc and alot of port companies would be more interested in a full boat rather than a single container
  20. my daughter got me a bottle of jura superstition and its very very drinkable:thumbup1:
  21. i will have a look tomorrow and i will speak to the man in somerset and he might have a bar lying around he done a chain and service earlier this year
  22. i just checked with my father and you defiantley have a solo rex 125 the carburetor for the the 140 super rex is ahl 154a some models had automatic oiler and hand oiler i will get somes pics of sprocket bar and chain tomorrow or tuesday
  23. thats a good move me thinks :thumbup:
  24. still looking for a mill gonna speak to logosol uk tomorrow and see what prices they are this new year
  25. Thanks alot steve cant wait all the best mate

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