coneycatcher
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hi thanks for that i have sent him some more pictures thanks for the heads up rob
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:biggrin:spaniels not included
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a mate of mine has taken down a yew ,it is really a shame to log it as this will happen if its not bought, the pieces are trunk and branches from 3inch up to about 6 inch varying lengths the trunks are cut in half maybe a couple full ones . he would prefer local or collection i can email pictures and his number for a chat about it . thanks rob
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just a bit more praise for the customer service i received , i was in couple weeks back to buy a few bits and a new saw , boots, trousers , felling lever . the advice and knowledge was good and sound advice made me spend more than i was going to:biggrin: , i had a problem with the saw i took it back in a it was dealt with there and then in a professional manner . thanks again for the good service and advice rob
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just spent last week doing my old money cs30 31 with arb for training in north yorkshire with Gareth meadows , a great week doing the course expalined in easy to understand way , matt the assessor done a great job too putting me at ease , no problem was too great for gareth and lesley to overcome thanks again for a great week. rob
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<p>hi i have sent HW a message and emailed any chance of getting them to look re training</p>
<p>thanks </p>
<p>rob</p>
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Sorry lads it was a discovery for me first time I seen it Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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A clever way of using a chainsaw to cut wood - YouTube Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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Another vote for a buck I had a finger grooved hunter 110 for a lot of years kept good edge no good for leaver ring tho I found to my cost. Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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I will try get a pressure tester and give it a go see what that turns up Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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Thanks for all the replies and help its good to come to a forum where help advice is freely given rather than p take lol I know it will come I will get a video done may shed more light thanks rob Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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My two willow and bramble working spaniels Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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Took some pictures tonight hope they come out ok springs look fine to untrained eye is the anything that jumps out as looking out of place thanks rob Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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Thanks for the replies guys I will strip it over the weekend and take some pics hopefully this will shed light cheers rob Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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thanks spudulike it seems that the clutch is not making proper contact with the drum as the revs still stay up and the chain stops , i will have a look at the clutch on me bench ( i seen the you tube video for clutch removal ) i think i will pay good attention to the starter cord piston stop reading the forum this could be an issue, but i dont think it will be tight as i had it in recently to have the main bearings done so could still be not too tight. thanks again for taking time to reply. rob
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hi ray yes revs fine cuts ok but when any pressure apllied stops the chain mid log ,like a car clutch on slipping noise and no go . that's what makes me think clutch wise but my saw mechanics is not that knowledgeable . thanks for replying rob
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thanks stubby and saw troll for replies it seems as tho when cutting it does not have the grunt to carry on through ,the log just stops the chain if any pressure is applied however much its revved , lift it slighty allowing the revs to carry on and chain spinning then carry on. is it worth checking on the fuel side , i know it has had new head and piston and i had work done on the main bearings so i was hoping all would be well, side by side my husky seems like it has more go . hope this helps to point and answer in my direction thanks again rob
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hello newbie here from county Durham looking forward to reading the forums learning as i go . my question is i have a ms260 i have just had the main bearing done and couple bits and peices , i used it for the first time the other day and under load (cutting ) it seems to stop not cut i have to back off then go in again if this makes sense , it seems like it has no guts to go ,i am after knowong is it possible the clutch/spring is worn not giving it guts or something else . thanks in advance of any help . rob i only own the two saws one is a husky 55 and now this stihl ms 260 i wanted to go to try the dark side at the mo i love my husky but i am open to persuasion/
