shavey
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hello matthew my wife used to live up at merrivale near princetown are you far from there or chagford side
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hello dan where you stationed at the camp
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yes totally awful place down here wait till it rains for weeks on end thats just the summer:laugh1:
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its crazy i know somebody who bought a rare massey harris 203 tractor from usa it still landed in his farmyard incl shipping, taxes alot cheaper than if he could have purchased it in europe -
yes we are getting ripped of on so many things nowadays its a joke
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iam in the process of trying to get someone on here who works for makita uk and hopefully he will help shed some light on the makita/dolmar chainsaws on offer in the uk market and answer some questions
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maybe that would be a good one to research from the us market:thumbup::thumbup:
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what price would the stihl equivallent maybe a ms461 be n todays market just curious:thumbup:
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i cannot comment on the 2013 makita but before that the dcs5030 which was the british equivalant of the ps5105 and everything was totaly different on this saw 150% TCD will tell you the same cheers
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hello here is the nearest i can find for you been trawling around as the trouble has been you cant get the dolmars matched over 24" bars oregon powermatch BAR 363RNDD009 36,, [1.6MM] 3/8 PITCH 0.63 GAUGE 115 DRIVE LINKS . SAW CHAIN OREGON SEMI CHISEL 75 DPX115G oregon powermatch bar 363RNFD009 36'' [1.6MM] 404 PITCH 0.63 GAUGE 104 DRIVELINKS SAW CHAIN OREGON 59L104E IF YOU ARE IN ANY CONFUSION THE 7910 AND 9010 USE THE SAME BAR MOUNT PATTERN AS THE LARGE HUSQVARNA I.E 3120XP 100% HOPE THIS HELPS SHAVEY:thumbup:
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good morning here is the number 2713 2729 6597 :thumbup: cheers
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iam not sure why they done that i have spoken too many people and they have said the same as you 084 is a better chainsaw iam hoping to have some good milling with this saw
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yes it defiantely is a twin if you scroll down the pictures thereis two pics showing two pistons
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hello eddy yes it does have a manual oiler cheers
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if anyone is interested there is another solo twin for sale on ebay.de it finishes in a couple of days
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good evening i have just bought a nice stihl 084 hopefully everything will be ok, first stihl chainsaw i have ever bought in 30yrs
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have been up near jon today and hit that loose pig running around the mendips:thumbup::thumbup:
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i was thinking about having a go this summer as well have you got any pointers on what too do cheers
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thanks to everybody for all the posts that is interesting i didnt realise the 084 had a short production run it just goes to show how important everybodies veiws are when you are looking to buy something the husky 3120 it has been in production several years now so hopefully replacement parts arent going to be a problem ,and also another advantage withe 3120 is i can use a 3/8 bar and milling chain on the smaller softwoods
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yes i think it would be best to go with the big old stih, is the 084 as popular are the parts not so obtainable as i noticed they arent quite as talked about also i mentioned a 3120 that i have looked at it is approx 2007 model are they as good on the mill as the stihl
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hello alec i have been reading alot of posts about milling and i was thinking that the parts availability and fuel economy would swing the balance i have 4 saws in the 70cc to 90cc class so they will cover the smaller saw logs i saw a 090 for sale last week it was immaculate mega big bucks cheers andrew
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good evening iam in the process of getting myself a 48" alaskan mill , as things have turned out recently iam kicking myself a few weeks ago i sold my dolmar 166 with 36'' bar all summer i havent used it noew i bloody need it typical, but i did sell it for alot of money i now need a big milling saw i have four saws in mind that i got my eye on husky 3120 stihl 076 stihl 084 dolmar 153 all of these saws have all got good bars and i have two 36" and one 42" of my own here so i was hoping that anyone who is milling at the moment could help me out with there veiws on do's and donts and ups and down of these saws thanks andrew
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yes haha no rain:thumbup1::thumbup1:perfect day cold and dry a bit of winter sun and a good fire tonight burning nice leylandi logs
