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treeclimber26

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  1. On 04/07/2020 at 23:25, tonytree said:

    That must of been what I was getting confused with torque and tightness.As you say though I don’t think the tightness would be that great it would cause a blade to snap. 
     

    Yours isn’t a blue one by any chance as he mentioned it when on the phone as he asked if mine was the blue one. 

    Yes that’s the one

  2. 10 hours ago, butters said:

    It does state in the manual to change the bolts, nuts and washers on every blade change. Probably down to the fact they are torqued to 300nm. But for 7quid a set it’s worth it in my opinion.

    We have changed them every time. This machine only on 152 hrs. 

  3. 1 hour ago, Mick Dempsey said:
     

    Hi Mick,

    ive just had the same with my Forst st6p. I greased the bolts and as standard practice for blade replacement we did it. In the manual on blade change section says nothing at all not to grease. My machine is wrecked and probably going to be over £8k in damages . They now tell me it’s not covered in warranty. The bolts snapped but blade fine

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