shavey
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Everything posted by shavey
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Had this one for years no issues at all apart from petrol cap leaking
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2nd that great find :thumbup:
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Yes that's the price I sent you Here is a photo of the 7910 with the U.S. felling spikes and full wrap handle :thumbup:
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Here is a copy of the IPL for a top cover for a Makita EA7900
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Try this rentokil pen available from most hardware stores just run it around the edges of every window the smear nearly disappears in a few hours but the saying " drops like flies" rings true
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Bad news sorry to hear that , but at least as others have said your dad hasn't been taken for thousands like some pensioners and you've been too the police and tomorrow you can stop the cheque But this makes you so mad and do what eggs suggested
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McCulloch - was there ever a good one ?!
shavey replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Chainsaws
Just got this one iam stoked been waiting to do a trade on this beauty and it's happened at last Mr TCD :thumbup: There's a bit of work and head scratching ahead too get it going but looking forward to the noise sparks and flames out the exhaust and wood chips flying out :001_smile:
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Nice one thanks here is a snapshot of the ignition set up from a robin parts book I got here
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Hello Wizz as everybody has said it sounds like it's on the electrical side there are a lot of connections start with the on off switch I got several obsolete robin bits here with sachs dolmar part numbers which is a headache I done a coil for a ey15 engine last year is it pull start or electric start and is it the black engine or yellow I hope you haven't been using that old t&t petrol :lol:
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I got three of the above and like them But There is a number 5 looming in the background From 24cc - 43cc 2-stroke and 4-stroke Cow horn , loop handle , back pack or split shaft :thumbup:
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Yes very true all those servicemen and the 1000's of horses who went to foreign land fighting too secure this great country for future generations
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one saw only made in China I think, must get another one Before winter lol:
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Said cabinet arrives some assembly required
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And another one
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I can't comment much on the echo only if the smaller saws like there bigger saws then you won't go far wrong Here is a photo from earlier in the year :thumbup:
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Big. Big bump :thumbup: This is an article from a Australian newspaper
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No problem
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I got a little machine coming on Monday - Tuesday it will be fitted with sugihara carving bar Only trouble it's red :thumbup:
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The conversion isn't too bad at the moment I paid an invoice too Germany on Thursday morning it was just over €2.8k in anticipation of turmoil in the stock market if I had left that payment until tonight I would have had too pay an extra €43.62 So not tooo bad considering what had been forecasted if we left the EU
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dolmar ps-6100 supplied with 15" - 24" bar and chain dolmar bar or sugihara Any combination catered for :thumbup:
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Cheers guys for all the comments
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Good choice :thumbup:you should get on well with that saw different shape too the 560 but perfect in the spruce forests , large petrol tank easy starter plenty of grunt and will get stronger after every tankful My only recomendation is please use a top quality synthetic 2-stroke oil The only weak thing on those saws is the chain catcher I got plenty of parts for this model gathering dust :thumbup:
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It is very good equipment maruyama dolmar has made a lot of equipment for them and the hedge trimmers are based on the tried and tested Fuji robin design And the bigger saws sold outside of the EU where rebadged Dolmar
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No I haven't had chance too watch any rugby we had too go too bicton arena this morning and now watching ascot What was the final score
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Yes thanks but I haven't looked yet
