treemasher
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Hi there just bought a repair kit for walbro wt500 carb on a husqvarna 225h60 hedgecutter has anyone done one of these if so are they relatively easy and do you have any tips as it's my first cheers
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There's a couple of books on bears and eagles by jamie doeren which are quite good
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Quick hooter 1st carve of the year!
treemasher replied to Woodcrafter's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum
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Brilliant!
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Hi no mine has orange top,didn't realise they were virtually the same il have a look for a 40 one thanks for your help
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Hi I'm tryin to find a lever for the 45 can't find one is there another saw which would also fit that saw cheers
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Done good luck
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Just voted was army cadet myself and loved it
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Very nice !
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Real nice,well done
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It looks great where is it? How long did it take?
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A challenge for the collective strength of Arbtalk
treemasher replied to GardenKit's topic in General chat
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Happy new year
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I had a old saw which I found had a similar spring so took it off it was 150mm the same as the original but was to long so I cut a bit off and fits perfect ands runs much better
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That's great I think il get that spring and try it ,it's not expensive so il take a chance
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Hi no mine has three clutch shoes cheers
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hi there im having trouble finding a replacement clutch spring for husky 45 i have possibly found one but the length is 120mm and the one i took off is roughly 150mm would that be close to the proper length , it was really slack on saw hence the need to replace it, also the spring ive found fits huskys 40 42 245r and rx and 240r if any help thanks
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Great thanks lads
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hi there i am just enquiring about a chainsaw i have, its a echo cs330 evl and was wondering if it would be anygood for carving if so what type and size of bar would be best thanks
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Great advice thanks
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i would like to have a go at chainsaw carving but not sure which type of wood to use? does it have to be softwood or will hardwood work aswell? and should the wood be dry or fresh? any help and tips would be appreciated thanks
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Hi geoff yes it was my fault all along i had put the wrong washer on so when i tightened the nut it wasnt letting sprocket spin freely thanks for your help
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hi there yes it was,i agree they are great saws thanks
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great cheers
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ok will try that tommorrow thanks again
