peatff
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Everything posted by peatff
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Yes but there's no nostalgia with a new saw, you just don't get it.
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Add something like Slick 50 or STP oil treatment to it if you can find a cheap alternative but that is kind of defeating the object of using veg oil.
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It's enough to make you think about going legit, well nearly Best thing ever doing away with tax discs. Looked on ASKMID and it's not insured either.
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I'll set him up with one of those thanks.
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And you tell that to the kids today and they wouldn't believe you
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Dogwood.
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Who else is going to do it for you if you are in the van alone ?
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That's a good price on a nice looking little saw and if I didn't have a 135 I would be in there. 12" would do for firewood duty.
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I'd have to cut 60mm off it to make it fit in the hearth then the fan would hit
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Yes but it's only about £16,740 with the vat, not worth half an hour of thinking really is it ?
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When I read the title of this thread I think he must have a really itchy head to use a MS362 as a head scratcher
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Chipper chain is what came after scratcher chain which had lots of teeth both sides of the links and cut more like a conventional saw with a set to create the kerf. I've been reading my history lessons, I bet it was a bitch to sharpen.
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Isn't all chain chipper chain now? It just means the chain has a depth gauge (the raker) which is standard to all the chain I've bought cheap or otherwise.
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Alder has little cone like fruiting bodies. Sent from my BNTV600 using Arbtalk mobile app
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Send him a PM to tell him someone thinks Dolmar is better than Husqvarna or wait till he posts or you are as bad as him
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Oleo Mac, Emac, Efco and Dynamac all come under the same banner I think. Some parts in the Granit catalogue look similar, it's just something I found online never used them but it may be useful.
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That's the forecast from last year, they really got it nailed didn't they ?
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On a knot free stick preferably
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I've got the 135 which is the same engine size runing 3/8" chain on a 14" bar and it doesn't struggle on anything I've cut including oak, you must be leaning hard on it. Friend of mine has a 435 and he says his has adjustable oil pump.
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E models have easy tension but it's no advantage. 435 and 440 are both 40.9cc the 440 has flip caps now and seems a bit more industrial than the 435. 435 is like a deluxe 135 using .325 chain instead of 3/8" and with adjustable oil pump which 135 doesn't have.
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Made my sides Hake reading it again. It Haddock kind of nostalgic touch.
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AC start capacitors should not be polarity sensitive, were the wires off because someone had swapped the motor ? I got a pressure washer out of the skip at the bike shop and fitted a new capacitor and ran it for another 3 years till the pump packed up.
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Bowler is only about 12 miles from here and I've only ever seen one, a Wildcat on a trailer.
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Chainsaw 'Paintbrush' on Feature Wall
peatff replied to CarrieonCarving's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum
Will it need colouring in when it weathers, it would be a shame for it to disappear. I like the tortoises on your website. -
If you put "ox truck" in the search it will find it for you. Or just click the link
