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peatff

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  1. I'd look at something with easy start next time I buy, like the Echo CS-352ES.
  2. Mine is a 12mm little end bearing with no decomp, don't know the year of manufacture. I've seen quite a few and a lot in pictures with decomp valves but it's no problem starting it and it's a good saw.
  3. I have an 044, does yours have a decompression valve fitted ?
  4. It's the maximum recommended for the saw so you should be fine. You will probably not notice any difference in daily use.
  5. I used snipe nose pliers wedged in the pawl while my mate held the side cover and I turned it with a screwdriver through the pliers handle as a lever. He had somehow managed to remove the cover with the brake engaged, something he will not do again in a hurry. There are Youtubes on the subject, this one shows the modified scrench at about 2.50.
  6. Porn It still doesn't last any longer though. I think he's gone back under the bridge now anyway, can't believe it's gone on for 3 pages
  7. peatff

    Aubrey

    There was an upgrade kit for them sold by Stihl, don't know if it is still available at the subsidised price.
  8. I would copy and paste the replies from the same thread in general chat but I can't be arsed.
  9. Are they getting their parts from huztl.net and building them cheap, please let us know. I bought some plastics from huztl and they were 1/5 the price of Stihl so it would make perfect sense.
  10. Why do they always put the gate in the muddy corner of the field ?
  11. Used for trailer decking, there used to be loads of it for repairs when I worked shunting and sheeting trailers.
  12. Flat out in big wood is Husqvarna reset, Stihl varies. Look in the manual but it goes something like cold start and leave ticking over for 30 seconds then rev it flat out till it picks up then tick over again. Takes about 90 seconds.
  13. Shouldn't that be college? Sorry just carrying on with a theme. We'll soon get over it, a pat on the head and a there, they're, their and it will all be alright
  14. Have them tattooed on the back of your hand ? Get some good glasses to read them though it will be very small writing
  15. Think yourself lucky you're not Chinese
  16. Whatever you do don't put the camera down love
  17. I usually pick them up as projects when I see cheap ones on local Gumtree.
  18. 38.3°c on the back yard yesterday, nice and cool in the house though. Coolest temperature overnight on the greenhouse thermometer was 19.2°c
  19. Give it a dose of Glyphosate off the roof and leave it a couple of months. What's the flat roof like above it ?
  20. Remember the basic rule, green side up and you can't go far wrong
  21. Nowt to do with midges I thought I wouldn't mind the buttons, the jeans only cost £3 and looked unworn. Zip cost sod all I did a pair for a mate as well for about another £3 with proper brass zips. The buttons were just annoying and took forever to fasten.
  22. Man I'm environmentally sound and I didn't even know it. Half of what I wear came from Oxfam and the rest is so old I can't remember where it came from. I have my sewing machine to help with my repairs and alterations. I converted my charity shop 501s from button to zip the other day.
  23. I just had an email from World of Power saying Stihl have lifted online delivery restrictions on gear but not on chainsaws. Are they starting to realise something.
  24. It's you isn't it, come on own up
  25. Let minnow when you've finished.

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