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  1. Benny4817
    i use an oregon 20lts one had it 2 years still going strong good quaility was around £30 - £35 also comes with complete spare rubbers / seals etc type it in Ebay
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    on my 230 h=3/4 L=1 but ive found most will start h& L both on 1 turn
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    Thanks Steve for Running this years Raffle its hard work and a lot of the times goes missed the thanks Truncator - 4fold sawhorse - 2729874 benny4819 i noticed you mention you are to PM each winner thought i would mention that my username is Benny4817 not Benny4819 in case you wer looking and could not find lol thanks
  4. Benny4817
    what one the good question along with which is best Timberwolf or Greenmech in my opinion is what job / use you want it for ie Domestic / Railway / waterways ETC Etc as i would chosse Either Timberwolf or Greenmech for different uses so if you could state what use then im sure more replies showing preference wood come mark
  5. Benny4817
    Stihl 2 Stroke Drill is very good and useful for other stuff
  6. Benny4817
    Can u pay with PayPal?
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    ive often thought this and just assummed that as most things there will be aprocess lol and here it is Teflon somehow sticks to metal better than it does to eggs, but in reality the polymer slides right off of metallic surfaces, too. In order to get Teflon to stick to a pan the metal is sandblasted. A primer coat of Teflon seeps into the tiny holes and cracks. The Teflon is baked into the pan. It doesn't stick to the metal, but the plastic has a hard time working its way out of the nooks and crannies. A finishing layer of Teflon is applied and baked onto the primed surface. Teflon has no trouble polymerizing with itself, so this layer bonds to the prepared pan without any problem. enjoy
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    thanks for heads up had 2 201 tc-m done loads of hedges etc and not encoutered this problem either i have been very Lucky or you have been very UNLUCKY lol but always best to share such challenges
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    ive only ever seen 3 colours white blue and green never seen black but they all look nice when NEW and clean and look just as mucky when used lol
  10. Benny4817
    i use 15w-40 in all my machines petrol or diesel except a countax mower that i use 10w-30 also use SLICK 50 friction reducer have done the above for over 25 years in vans chippers and all and all have run great no issues at all i take that as i have been MEGA MEGA lucky with no probs or what i have used has done them well lol
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    Hiya I have washed in a pillow case and not in pilliow case the ropes will tangle less in Pillow case but depends how mucky they are as if you put it in pillow case you wont get as good as clean but angain if you tie ip up so to reduce knots again not complete clean. if i want a good clean i put in no pillow case and it come out lovely anf clean just soend 5 mins unravelling it at end lol BUT HERE IS THE MAIN ISSUE NOT A HOT WASH , AND KEEP EYE ON WASHER WHEN SPIN CYCLE COMES ON LOL
  12. Benny4817
    this seems the way forward take control of the situtation
  13. Benny4817
    Just below the rotor arm bearings there is 2 bolts the smal anvil is inside the square hole that the roller box was bolted to. Also when I do my anvils I don't disconnect any of the hydraulic pipes or remove the motors just lift the box to one side
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    for past 20 odd years i have used the following Anything Diesel 15w40 Castrol Magnetec and anything Petrol 5w30 again Castrol Magnetec there is cheaper oils as we all know but in the 20 odd years never had any oil related probs and all machines Vans And Chippers have run great . Maybe some of this is down to Good Maintenance and other service requirements such as grease etc and keeping all linkages to correct spec etc also i have for past 20 odd years used a product Called SLICK 50 again in all Petrol and Diesel as a Friction Reducer etc always had good results and long lasting Machines using the above BUT above all it gives me peace of mind doing so and that is priceless i maybe just LUCKY but id rather be LUCKY with Peace of mind than Unlucky with NO Peace of mind LOL Each to their own good LUCK to one an all
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    Without checking up i think the Speed sensor takes the Alternator speed to judge when to kick in the No stress mines a 2009 and did the same was kicking in slow but adjusted the Alternater belt to the corrct tension and Kicks on on time everytime also check tension of drive belts as ever little will help if you have a seperate sensor on the flywheel etc then clean and adjust gap on that also it will be either alternater pick up or flywheel sensor
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    could be but it has been very hot today what is the percentage level of antifreeze have you got in relation to water is it high enough as it also acts as a summer coolant
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    201t on 14/16 (job depending ) for me 192t on a 12 and 150t all saws are exhaust modded and Timing advanced my 192t really gives a stock 201t a run for its money and the Weight saving is key with the 192t just wish they had come out 20 years ago
  18. Benny4817
    I've had good success with a product called HAMMER
  19. Benny4817
    that what i do when its ackward
  20. Benny4817
    Yes thats what i have always worked to and understood re the radius thus altering the stress on the rope etc
  21. Benny4817
    go to your local Turner hire and sales they can order what ever parts you want from Husqvarna
  22. Benny4817
    NO Probs with mine ive muff modded it and advanced timing goes very well
  23. Benny4817
    its not nice ive had this a few times before so i have a note on door all delivery drivers if no answer only leave parcel with neighbours i list the numbers of trusted ones , and also have full CCTV i inform any delivery company or ebay seller or any one that i order off or 2 thing The trusted neighbours and CCTV never had a prob since
  24. Benny4817
    a lot of the time i agree but on some occasions it can be not so good lol
  25. Benny4817
    when did u actually notice u had that screw?

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