Dillinger86
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I got some and they seem fine, as good as Oregon. For the price it's somewhat of a no brainer... maybe it's just me. Delivered next day too which is good if you're suddenly needing some.
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Got 35m tachyon (11.5m) with a nick in it. Wanted losemthe bad end and have it respliced
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Anyone provide a splicing service in east anglia/suffolk?
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10 minutes ago, Jamespepperpot said:
Try a local sawmill, they could probably cut you a whole load for cheap. I cut some every now and then from hemlock on my Woodmizer. Get enough from one log to do a whole bunch of stacking.
Would you sell a bunch? I'm in east anglia
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10 hours ago, SteveA said:
If my memory serves right se7enthdevil (member on arbtalk) was trying out some plastic half-round stickers. Not sure how he got on with those and it would be good to have some feedback...
cheers,steve
It would be for sure. I can find what I need but they're all treated. I would have thought someone on here could enlighten us lol
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I recently updated mine to heavy duty 6+1 on my l200. The backside is up in the air unloaded but once it's rammed and has a 1 ton chipper on the back it sits nicely. Before it felt like you were on a boat
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14 hours ago, Squaredy said:
From me....if you are near to South East Wales....
In east anglia
do mail? Cheers
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Where could I buy a load of stickers for storing my slabs with?
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2 hours ago, spudulike said:
That air filter must be changed before you wear out the inlet side of the bore. The flooding is most likely a leaking metering needle in the carb and may be caused by a dodgy metering diaphragm or incorrect metering arm height. I have seen the diaphragm incorrectly fitted on these machines. If the metering arm has a "V" in the end of it....bit like a yoke and the diaphragm nipple has a groove in it, the nipple groove should slide on to and locate on the metering arm.
If you don't understand this, you should take it to someone who does. The hole in the filter won't have caused this flooding.
Have you more details on when this flooding occurs just to verify my analysis?
I am taking to my local husky dealer to be looked at. I bought it in this state. It doesn't run. The flooding occurs in the starting procedure...
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Anyone had flooding issues with their 395's? Can see the air filter wants changing.
carb related most likely...
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Had a go with my new 36' mill on some walnut today. 390xp pulled quite well but a 3120 may be the way forward. Will paint the ends with Pva and get them stored.
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Just bust out my venom splitter this afternoon. Had it since February and not really used it.
What a good machine it is for the price, much better for me physically after using a pto corkscrew splitter. May call rock machinery and buy one of their stump grinders. For anyone here who's a small outfit these machines are worth the money...
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Not sure about this but I'll share
Seen that, looks like a bit of a knock off of the Vermeer...
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Suitability is one thing but affordability is another. Money no object an avant would be the one but 5-7k for a decent bobcat looks the better value..
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I'm leaning more towards the bobcat, budget being a major factor. An avant would be nice but I could buy a bobcat outright. Most important thing is moving stuff around the yard i.e. Bags of logs, rubbish on the fire shift cord.
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Does anyone use a skidsteer or kanga or toro dingo? It seems that one of these tools could take a lot of Manual handling away from the job and for the price a lot less than an untrained member of staff. Anyone made this jump? Gone the root of machinery over people?
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Who here uses a bobcat for tree work?
Anyone use a toro dingo or something similar?
Come at me with what's best i.e. Site accessibility maneuverability usability...
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It's an mx200, a few models smaller than what you're looking for probably though just thought I'd add that I passed on quite a few other newer manufacturers before deciding on that machine...
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I was offered Some free testers as I was having some schliesing blades sharpened. Got them next day, liked them the then ordered 2 for each saw and got them next day too.