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Will C

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  1. The 300 is a poor choice imo. It’s heavy, cumbersome with poor balance and don’t get me started on that bloody button on the side! It’s alsofar out preformed but a stihl 261 or husky 550. the 220 on the other hand is a cracking saw
  2. Round this way it’s 100 upwards for a good groundy, there is one I will happily pay climbers money to on a big rigging job, he is good at it and I don’t have to worry what’s happening on the other end of the line! Others are only just worth (on a good day) £80-£100 to drag brash, any further instructions and you can see there tiny brains explode! if you want to earn decent money turn up on time, be useful and always have your dinner and sharp saw to hand. some places would rather you use there’s others prefer you to take your own, this is usually reflected in the day rate. Another thing is to treat the company’s kit with the same respect as your own or you won’t be with them long.
  3. For the minute I’ve decided I’m finishing my old vw camper rather than side tracking on another project, it will come tho👍
  4. Nice one eggs 👍 good luck with the new venture
  5. If the flip line has no ce mark or id how are you going to get to loler tested? I wouldn’t test it, to me this says it’s junk. It may well be fit for purpose but if it can’t be tested expect your insurance company to walk away if anything goes wrong!
  6. They can be a bunch of twats sometimes, others people reap what they sow.
  7. I’m in the process of building a van, a safe box is now on the to do list! as to the possession, maybe you need a hidden box as well 🤣
  8. I didn’t think they could do drunk in charge if you were obviously making no attempt to drive ie in a camper living life?
  9. Either the blade to anvil gap is wrong and it’s catching or the drum isn’t centre in the chamber and the end is fouling on the body. Would be my fist thoughts. You won’t get any specific help until you tell us the model?
  10. I was driving a tractor and potato harvester at Brandon in Suffolk. Initially thought it was a Chris moyles wind up on the radio then it became obvious it wasn’t! I didn’t see the pictures till the next day.
  11. Where are you? You might find someone local to you can help
  12. I’m pottering clearing the barn up, could of been stump grinding but it’s wet as changed my plan! might evan get my old tractor out for a bimble to the shop!

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