peatff
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Everything posted by peatff
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There's one in Leicester for £345, looks well used but if it's what you are after for that someone special
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You can buy glue traps for mice but I still prefer the old Little Nipper with a peanut as bait. If you know where they are running it's a doddle.
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Off to go tree climbing with my new set of 8.5 metres ladders.
peatff replied to George Gorman's topic in General chat
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Ann Summers party
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What chain oil were you using ? Seriously though get well soon and sack whoever did those stitches, they don't even match.
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Could have been worse. They could have tipped it in your drive
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The lock broke a year ago and you still leave kit in the back. I'm sorry you got robbed but not surprised. Only thing in the back of our car is my wellingtons and they will be out in a bit.
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Many years ago when I worked on schools (council job) we put something similar down where cars were parked as an overflow sort of thing and with the introduction of more cars it became permanent parking. The ground held but the reinforcing gradually sank and disappeared.
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safety glasses that don't hurt when wearing ear defenders
peatff replied to flatyre's topic in General chat
Mesh goggles or swimming type goggles. -
Do the outer felling spikes fit on the bar bolts ? You should be able to make any fit if you have a drill and a bit of ability.
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Try the 14" Husqvarna bar and chain on the Mitox I bet it's the same fitting Husqvarna small factor.
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Swill it down with a hosepipe and send them on their way. The Kosovars at the car wash charge £6 for a quick lather and pressure wash and make a very good job of it, £20 would get it done 3 times with change.
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What happened to your subscripe button ? Someone changed it to subscribe Anyway I'm subscriped now keep posting
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I'll take it off his hands if he doesn't want to spend on it harvey. I have one and it would be an interesting project. Ask him if he's interested.
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You have a 38cc saw so why would you step up 3cc to a 41cc saw ? It sounds like you need something at least 50cc and proper industrial not a firewood saw.
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I'm 64, never been on a course but been using a saw for many years without any incidents. How much more do you want to learn ? Sitting through an extra couple of hours of "nonsense" wouldn't be too much of a chunk out of your time and it's part of everything now so it's in the price. Just live with it and then get on with the job after.
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My little pony chainsaw or is it Barbie ?
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Buy a universal cooker hood filter for £3.99 and you can make dozens out of it.
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Has it got limiters on the carb adjustment screws ? If it has you will not move it far enough to do any damage. The only problem would be if you screwed the H screw in and leaned it off enough to seize it but that is unlikely.
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It's not even cheaper than the new saw without vat, you would definitely spend the extra £90 for a brand new one.
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Quercus Petraea, Sessile Oak has rounded leaf.
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Does it run different on the Aspen ? My Husqvarna 135 took about an eighth of a turn in on the L screw and it's been fine. Warm it up and see what happens it might not even need adjusting.
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If it's got a good spark and it's not kicking with fuel straight down the plug hole There's something fundamentally wrong, did you fit the piston rings ? (only kidding) If it was running before and you've done nothing to the flywheel then there should be no alteration to the timing. Even without the key the nut will hold it in place if it is tight.
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Which way round did you fit the piston ?
