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I used cast roll 2t once and thought that smelt nice too. Like when I used to watch my mate at moto x

Thought it was you TDC . Apart from all the benefits in the technical spec it smells err Fast !

Pmsl ha

Any reason stubby?

Good post, I was just looking at what I should be using.

 

I have used Oregon semi synthetic no problems, red one shot Stihl no problems, at the moment I am using Stihl HP Super semi synthetic no problems.

 

Should I be using full synthetic?

 

I noticed a post that said a husky saw warranty would not be valid if using Oregon oil, I find this hard to believe. I would think that Oregon semi synthetic would be as good as the rest.

 

The 560XP owners manual says,

 

" Two-stroke oil

 

• For best results and performance use HUSQVARNA

two-stroke engine oil, which is specially formulated for

our air-cooled two-stroke engines.

• Never use two-stroke oil intended for water-cooled

engines, sometimes referred to as outboard oil (rated

TCW).

• Never use oil intended for four-stroke engines.

• A poor oil quality and/or too high oil/fuel ratio may

jeopardise function and decrease the life time of

catalytic converters."

 

Should you use Stihl oil for Stihl saws, and Husqvarna oil for Husqvarna saws? saws can't be that sensitive, or brand concious.

 

If it seizes using Aspen, does that expedite any warranty claim as the fuel must have been correctly mixed?

 

I think we should also be asking, which oil makes premium pump fuel keep better.

 

H-A

Well said

I found the green stihl stinks?

Used husky xp long ago, might give it another go.

What's this aspen stuff?

2 stroke that is, which is the best.

I am using red stihl?

I'll sort some out treeminkies

Lol I have explains this option as a last resort and they're not keen on the aesthetics of pollarded trees. So it's a tricky one.

And depending on your moral standing as an arborist, if you don't someone else will unfortunately.

Hello, I've been asked advice on how best to reduce a 70' sycamore in a back garden. It's completely outgrown it's surrounding and has been heavily thinned in the past by another tree surgeon. As the crown is a very symmetrical natural shape and now with no growth points apart from the outer foliage, to reduce in affect would be to pollard? I have obviously explained this and have advised to either live with it, pollard? Or remove and replant.

What would you guys advise

Any advice given is appreciated

PC

Three pops to do today, all 90' or so. Topped and dropped the first, rigged down the weighted side then felled, the last one wasn't safe to climb so winched that over as well, back tomorrow to chip and ring that one. Good day.

Drift 1080 hd is what I use and I think reg c likes them too. Good balance as it is low profile unlike gopro.

Just my view..

its says on website "we cover 50 miles radius" i take thats when its not raining then.hahaha

Their probably talking about their equipment that floated away?

Nice work....

Carefull Paul at that rate it'll be classed as a SSSI

I know Ed, lol

Its only the dirt & mud that holds it together:001_tt2:

oh and copious amounts of chip!

It's only that full of chip cause your dam chipper blows it where it wants Steve ;-)

Think it's about ready Steve!

Many would, I'm far too serious for that :-)

Mrs spotted these growing out of my n/s wing. There's quite a bit of chip resting in there. Are they edible?? Lol

Thanks again guys, I'm on it like a car bonnet ;-)

Lol, hero to zero...... :-)))

Cheers Stubby

As above leaking from under where oil adjust screw is, Is it a known fault? I've not stripped it down yet....

Cheers folks

Buy mine if ya want? 36 & 25" bar 2011 model 660 :-)

Having seen these last pick I concure prunus for sure, this isn't the same tree as the first pic though is it?