shavey
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This saw is makita /dolmar or dolmak's entry level saw which is a perfect buy for the under £200 budget I must say I haven't used on properly only in preparation for selling but people seem quite happy with them Have you still got access to that big old Sachs dolmar lying in a shed somewhere :thumbup:
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To tell you the truth I haven't noticed those lines on the recoil cover :thumbup:
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thats good to hear you got it right bury the little devil in deep right on the optimum torque curve have you removed the spark arrestor gauze :thumbup1:
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Surprise surprise. to hear that sad news
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So theres not many members on here tonight what all up to then thanks
shavey replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
Nice one mate you gotta do these things makes a good night and a interesting trip home A bit of tounge pie in the ear classic :thumbup1: -
So theres not many members on here tonight what all up to then thanks
shavey replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
Everybody been waiting for you to come back safe and sound mate from your swingers party Come on you Quins :thumbup: -
Timber Hauliers covering the South West ?
shavey replied to arboriculturist's topic in Firewood forum
Hey there TCD I saw a jcb fast trac with a lorry trailer and lorry crane mounted on the trailer it was leaving Barnstaple heading towards umberleigh :thumbup: -
Dolmar Ps-6100 is the equivalent saw
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Hello Barrie and Eddie the dealer up near Torrington last time I spoke to him he was hoping to have RHS rose moor running on Aspen so good news there
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i have been using it in the hedge trimmer wacker plate cement mixer and generator whenever we are working in confined spaces but havent been using it in the saws or brushcutters
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there has been loads and loads going into exeter train station you cant miss his truck
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There are so many outlets around here at the moment it doesn't seem to stay on the ground for very long What softwood will you take
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We got a dealer in Torrington selling Aspen now great news
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We have been with shell for approx 12yrs now as others have said certain garages are cheaper but it's less of a headache than making sure you got cash and credit cards in trucks for your journey before the euro came in it was a pain travelling in Europe you had to have French francs Deutschmarks Austrian shilling Polish zloty Hungarian florin it was only Belgium and Luxembourg that would take pounds then but luckily we had huge tanks so all trips around the UK where done with a smile and a saving The euro shell card used to get you free polo shirts mugs Ferrari memorabilia in mainland Europe but all those loyalty cards are useless now with the shell card
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Not strictly tree related but countryside related
shavey replied to Matthew Arnold's topic in Picture Forum
Nice to hear your back on track again Matthew hope you keep on the right road :thumbup: But sadly it looks like you went off the road yesterday you bad boy :lol: But you covered some miles nice one :thumbup1: See you at longleat -
Was thinking about it tonight Jon but didn't light it in the end mate
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I must agree with you NFG the inboard clutch system on the dolmar's is a good thing you have good clean areas inside the cover all your wood chips get sent out no obstruction and so easy to change sprocket rims I sold a ps-350 recently which is the same chassis as the 420 I supplied a pro sprocket clutch drum and sprocket rims 1/4 and 3/8 but the beauty is they can interchange this saw from tree work to carving in minutes without having the hassle of spinning off the clutch.
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You obviously like this saw Rod , has it been good to you over the last few months if you got confidence in the saw hanging together then as WYK says you can get some gains with a few mods send it too spud have yourself a hot saw great fun WYK done a great job when he opened up my 420 and it's great to have a little rocket to have a play with :thumbup:
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Safe Overnight Stopping Place in Denmark (Horses/Dogs)
shavey replied to TRADITIONAL LOGGERS's topic in The Lounge
That's a shame it closed I last went on that ferry in 2011 If you need tickets or overnight stops give john Parker horse transport a call at hythe in Kent he is pretty competitive on prices -
Safe Overnight Stopping Place in Denmark (Horses/Dogs)
shavey replied to TRADITIONAL LOGGERS's topic in The Lounge
I've travelled to Denmark countless times with horses and always travelled Harwich to eisjberg Denmark it takes 18hrs that ferry and you can go down to the horses anytime you need tooo as Rover says the alternative is Harwich to hook of holland and drive up through Germany which adds on driver hrs for the wagon -
Yes we got a batch of Sitka on the estate with the beetle and it's confirmed and will be felled soon
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I've had two Jeep Grand Cherokee's diesel limited the first one we had for 9yrs only small wear and tear problems sold it with 136,000 miles on the clock The current one Is grand Cherokee overland 2.7crd only problem I've had with this one so far is injector seals apparently this is a common fault with this Mercedes engine So if you want a luxury 4x4 with all the bells and whistles at a fraction of the price of a Range Rover then go for it
