shavey
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Everything posted by shavey
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i would take it jon you would be great on there mate
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the 6100 was doomed from the factory it has a high B.M.I and that blasted devil's clutch :lol:
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water off a ducks back buddy i always say a saw will sell itself on its own merits :lol: it looks like it could be the first big daddy vs giant haystacks thread sorry Echo Vs dolmar
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I got the exact same ritual plus gotta make the wife a cuppa and let the dog out :thumbup:
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I don't know its seems a bit to precise but 11out of 10 for fun factor
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Great stuff I've had every model here and sold but never ever got a ps-32c I think I will get one in after what you said and see what the devil will do :thumbup:
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Cheers Bill great thread this one
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That match is this Saturday Jon hopefully dyson won't be on full throttle
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Great choice there Jonny I hope it don't make your arms ache tooo much :thumbup1:
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Great stuff it won't be long now :thumbup:
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Yes exactly ST that was bad news for a while a lot of people suffered unknowingly there line up in the U.S. is very slim now they have removed four saw models which didn't meet U.S. emissions regulation and hedge trimmers but there are more MM4 engined machines on offer now :thumbup:
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SORRY ALL GOING TO GET BRAIN JAMES TRAILER NOW thanks
shavey replied to mendiplogs's topic in Large equipment
Did you buy the trailer down this way jon if you did fill it up with some proper apples and take them back mate :thumbup: -
No problems if you need any chain oil I know just the man Come on you Bath :thumbup:
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Thanks everybody for your nice comments and recommendations Mr clean cycle I have sent you a PM about this heavyweight German monstrosity of a saw :lol:
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Years ago I was helping an old chap cutting up a Huge wind blown horse chestnut a real specimen near enough on the lawn of a big country house on a well known estate he said to me they won't spend a penny on these lovely old trees it's totally wrong if they had cut back some branches too balance the tree up it would have saved it his comment was very true. " if one Lord won't look after it then the other one will"
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How many times did ya fill er up :lol:
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youve got a great saw there 70cc the smallest in a group of saws produced in the 80's very powerful and reliable i used to run mine on a 30'' bar all the time 123 70cc 133 85cc 143 95cc the only thing be gentle with the chain brake the parts are obsolete and scarce iam the same as Stubby i dont use the chainbrake very often the 123 is the same as the 309 cut off saw there are plenty of engine parts out there i think you should do the latter and use the devil fast and loud :thumbup:
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Very true :thumbup:
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Its in Australia been trying to get the guy to part with it :thumbup:
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Perfect thanks Wes yes it is a lo pro chain yes it is faster and with having the extra chain has made a difference
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A cheap old method if you can pull the engine over with your finger sealing the plug hole if the compresion is over 70 psi then air will escape past your finger if you've got bad compression then no air will escape When you pull it over and as you pass through intake you should feel the piston suck your finger I Thanks
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It does the 3/8 rim is a lot bigger than the standard .325 spur they put on there I was going to try the 3/8 1.3mm 043 but decided it was too small a chain:thumbup:
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Nice one Bill at least the muffler comes apart easy I've just put a 6100 clutch on my dolmar 420 Wes and a 3/8 sprocket rim with the bar and chain from a ps-3410th it runs sweet :thumbup:
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Andrew stubby were playing next month at home come on bath
shavey replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
Yes he is proper fighting talk :thumbup: I hope old dyson's hoovers Aren't produced in the VW factory :lol:
