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Stefan Palokangas

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  1. Stefan Palokangas
    That is hard work. No idea about red teeth. But you will save a lot of teeth with such outstanding preparation work.
  2. Stefan Palokangas
    Great machine [emoji2]
  3. Stefan Palokangas
    New gear oil for the track driver. Need to keep her happy.
  4. Stefan Palokangas
    It’s been really good. Haven’t had any issues for quite a while. Just over 2 years ago it was anything. Near 2000 hours on it now. But I change oil and filters a lot.
  5. Stefan Palokangas
    Stump getting ground out.
  6. Stefan Palokangas
    A easy stump.
  7. Stefan Palokangas
    Indeed. It’s the best of friends. She got stung by at least 7 wasps. Her system shut down. It was very complicated.
  8. Stefan Palokangas
    Why not repair it ? Would be a bad thing to do to pass it in to someone else ?
  9. Stefan Palokangas
    Good to see you on the thread.
  10. Stefan Palokangas
    Thank you
  11. Stefan Palokangas
    I took a 6 months break due to my dog being ill. She survived. Thankfully.
  12. Stefan Palokangas
    Thanks I’m doing good. Hope you are well over in Sweden. [emoji3]
  13. Stefan Palokangas
    Good work.
  14. Stefan Palokangas
    Amazing you done that with a 360 is it ? Good work.
  15. Stefan Palokangas
    Felling Trees
  16. Stefan Palokangas
    Makes sense, I dont come across real big jobs very often. Sometimes on golf courses. The thing with no borrowing is that things takes longer. I have zero patience with things. It just have to wait.
  17. Stefan Palokangas
    There is no leaks anywhere. All seems fine, yes that’s how I do, let her go for half hour and then empty her. And dip stick never changes. Perhaps I’m overprotective on her
  18. Stefan Palokangas
    Indeed need a hand held machine, need to demo one, I see predator got a very small one and a 460 model. Both of them would be handy. And the predator 75. Could afford the smaller ones but not the biggest. Unless I borrow money It’s hard to say when time is to expand.
  19. Stefan Palokangas
    This one the size it is I will keep forever, very good for back gardens and tight areas. I will fix and refurbish it. A new grinder will be a bigger and a smaller one.
  20. Stefan Palokangas
    I always been keen to keep things right when it comes to oil and filter and air filter
  21. Stefan Palokangas
    Thinking of getting a new engine, and get the existing one to a total service, even tho it runs great. And take the new one to 1300 hours or so and put in the other one and so on. And refurbishment in the machine itself at some point. Already changed all bearings and clutch and the shafts. Phew and cutter wheel to .
  22. Stefan Palokangas
    You are probably right, I just feel for the little cost I do it often
  23. Stefan Palokangas
    Hey Just wondering how many hours your kohler engine done ? I use a 38 hp kohler, changing oil and filter every 50 hours. She done over 1000 hours now, still feels like new .
  24. Stefan Palokangas
    Be able to know what the climber needs at all times, time things correctly, free the ropes stuck in branches. Try to be a step ahead. And drag branches out aware of your surroundings no scraping any buildings. Be aware at all times so climber can keep dropping things without having to stop for some standing in the drop zone.
  25. Stefan Palokangas
    Higher bills and no guarantee regular income is involved in business. It is stressful losing time with the ones you hold close to your heart, work will never break me, but being away always could bring negative stress . Therefore I do the most of the time when we got the holidays up north . Another one is booked quite soon to

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