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  1. shavey
    Great post there difflock I've been looking back over fifty plus pages and can't find the answer to my question WHO THE HELL WON THE ELECTION :lol:
  2. shavey
    It's the election tomorrow in Poland
  3. shavey
    Very true immigration and colonisation has been going on for centuries , but not as brutal now
  4. shavey
    Sound like a good game best of luck chaps No pistols at dawn come on you Chiefs:thumbup:
  5. shavey
    Gotta agree with the OP we got some polish gents and ladies here working and would be lost without them , got so fed fed up off training English people up then after a few weeks/days not turning up or can't manage the work
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    Dolmar

    shavey replied to luap's topic in Chainsaws

    I have got a spare one if you contact me thanks
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    Dolmar

    shavey replied to luap's topic in Chainsaws

    Hello will pm you later thanks
  8. shavey
    brilliant :thumbup:
  9. shavey
    thats ok jon now you can stop taking sonia's coffee mugs and its big enough to keep you going with tea mate and you could use it as a water trough for the horse paddock :lol:
  10. shavey
    You keep the ship afloat jannny boy :thumbup:
  11. shavey
    Cheers guy's the 9010 always cuts well in big timber you can always guarantee plenty of torque and low down grunt with the German behemoth
  12. shavey
    Everybody wants a iPhone and iPad ipod nobody wants an old brick of a Nokia or a home computer Progress and emissions are throttling everything As for the makita 7901 versus new model, Dolmar have introduced the 7910 which is an updated 7900 and its a better saw internally and again once warranty is out the way you can let it breathe the nice mountain air:thumbup:
  13. shavey
    Thanks Jon I've got 14 saws here over 90cc 10 of them you would need a winch to get them up a tree These are for sale 2 x ps-7910. 24"-28" sugihara /Oregon bar. new 1 x ps-9010. 24"-32" sugihara / Oregon bar, on order 1 x Efco 199 36" bar second hand 1 x husqvarna 394xpg usa spec 24" -30" sugihara / Oregon bar in transit 1 x stihl Ms 650 not sure what bar size it's a trade in due in next week Happy to help with any info
  14. shavey
    Are you going for stihl 100% or are you open for other brand choices
  15. shavey
    That's to technical for me mate buts is not far from the a377 Barnstaple to Exeter road Thanks
  16. shavey
    Yes Jon you are a great chap mate you always got something for sale or selling Worley's chain oil always put up good posts and a air rifle will be going home to radstock soon
  17. shavey
    Stevenstone hunt point to point at high bickington near umberleigh Jon :thumbup:
  18. shavey
    Shall go to a point to point on Monday
  19. shavey
    Yes it is I bought two carving bars last month they take small husky mount EA041
  20. shavey
    They do pull well keep it buried in the big timber :thumbup: What other saws are you running ?
  21. shavey
    No not unless you get those studs changed or get a stihl E031 bar and alter the oil hole
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    Efco saws

    shavey replied to rem284's topic in Chainsaws

    It ain't no gymnast but great fun to use plenty of torque and maybe a few grams heavier than a 560xp :lol:
  23. shavey
    Yes got fire tonight this was earlier
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    Efco saws

    shavey replied to rem284's topic in Chainsaws

    :thumbup:
  25. shavey

    Efco saws

    shavey replied to rem284's topic in Chainsaws

    There quite large well built can't comment about comparison to stihl husqvarna equivalent but it's a little larger than dolmar ps-9010 and solo 694 Need to organise a GTG and test some saws out on some big butt's

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