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  1. Yes but you have to do the theme tune at the same time, it's obligatory
  2. Everybody misses plogs Stubby, one of a kind mate.
  3. I don't think rim job is quite what you are looking for unless there's something you're not telling us
  4. I started using it in my saws a few years back and never had any fuel line problems. I had to richen the L screw on a couple and speed tick over to get them to idle but that's no problem.
  5. You can pull any listing as long as it's got more than 12 hours left to run. I've sold early then stopped auctions a couple of times and not got penalised.
  6. That's how chainsaws are supposed to run as well not on part throttle.
  7. They should have learnt enough from concrete saws to be able to use it in a chainsaw. TS500i has been out a few years now.
  8. I use a wipe of Hylomar blue or equivalent on base gasket and nothing on exhaust gaskets. Can you feel the ridges above the exhaust port with the edge of your nail ? They don't look too bad try rubbing the cylinder with some 240 and WD.
  9. Is that the ones she sucked the chocolate off but left the rest because they got in her teeth ? I'm not falling for that one again.?
  10. I'll swap it for my old Dynamac, starts and runs like a champ
  11. You could get a 135 for about £180, different chain and bar but similar saw. My early 135 has been good with no problems in the time I've had it, about 6 years I reckon. It has been run on Aspen for most of that time. I have an old Dynamac DY41 from Machine Mart which I resurrected with a £3 eBay carb kit after I thought it was done for which was why I bought the 135.
  12. Never had it with a saw, the coil either works or it doesn't but I did have the same problem with a 2 stroke scooter which was also fixed with a cheap eBay coil. It would actually tick over for hours and rev for about 20 seconds which made it look like a fuel problem.
  13. Have you flicked the choke lever back down to fast idle and not touched the trigger ? My 135 does that till it is properly warmed up. L screw is about 2.5 turns out for a starting point till it is warmed up and you can fine tune.
  14. OK sorry, the other one is kind of famous round here? Just looked and his daughter took over the carving side but he's doing the tools for the job. Sorry again and good luck over there.
  15. Ayup Robin, still making spoons and bowls ?
  16. He's probably worn it out by now ?
  17. How did this get to be in climbers talk and not tree health care ? Is it the wine ?
  18. It looks like the same part for the MS660 so they should still be easily available.
  19. peatff

    Cramer

    Chain speed looks impressive at 24m/second.
  20. It was on my warranty that I needed to register to get the extended warranty, didn't you read your paperwork ?
  21. Get a set of attachments from Aldi when they have their electric ones in again. The abrasive drum sander attachments with rough abrasive are as good as you will get for removing rust. Some on ebay worth trying
  22. I had 170 with the bullet connector popping out of the holder on the choke linkage. I used a small tiewrap to hold it and it stays in now, been OK for a couple of years.
  23. We seem to get Hart's tongue fern growing out of every opportune cavity round here, it adds a bit of green.
  24. My splitter has a removable cross knife and it gets removed a lot. That does look high for the pusher plate to be effective. The cross knife blades don't need to be as long either. I'm modifying mine when I get my angle grinder back.
  25. peatff

    New saw time

    Buy it or we kneecap you ?

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