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Devon John

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  1. If you have stale fuel now, then you may already have problems which need fixing, either now or in the future.

     

    The best bet initially is to drain it, the put fresh mix in and run the saw. This will flush out the stale fuel and the solvents present in fresh fuel may dissolve gum from the stale fuel.

     

    This might just save the saw.

     

    Then you could run it dry, but the trouble with that is that the rubber parts could dry out and crack.

     

    Best, in my opinion to put Aspen in (after the fresh petrol) and run it through, then store it wet with the Aspen

     

    Thanks a lot for the advice. Much appreciated.:thumbup1:

  2. Thanks Steve. But no tractor. I basically have the rounds from a 80 footer (scots pine) that I don't fancy splitting by hand. By the looks of the £200 splitters they won't last long. It's not worth me buying anything more expensive as it's just for personal use. I'm in Teignmouth. Thanks

  3. Hello.

     

    I am looking for a good couple of tipper loads of wood chippings for paths and a play area for my daughter. I'm in Teignmouth.

     

    This may seem a stupid question but I'm not sure how much chip varies and whether I need a certain type like bark chip?? Any advice would be welcome.

     

    Again I'm not sure if this is the sort of thing that is charged for or you're just pleased to get rid off!

     

    Thanks John

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