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Well done f r jonse justin less then 24hrs kits here thanks
woodwizzard replied to mendiplogs's topic in Chainsaws
Mine would get suspicious that I had made her a cup of tea, and make me drink it. -
It's an unclassified road linking an A and B road. Getting a crew and phoning the police may be the way to go.
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Any safety switches on engine covers etc, don't know the machine set up though.
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Well done f r jonse justin less then 24hrs kits here thanks
woodwizzard replied to mendiplogs's topic in Chainsaws
Hope you have asked if you can go out to play Jon? -
Well done f r jonse justin less then 24hrs kits here thanks
woodwizzard replied to mendiplogs's topic in Chainsaws
Yeah right, you are all brave boys on here, but I bet it's all "yes dear, of course dear, whatever you say dear" in reality. Right, I'm just off to do the dishes -
Somerset. Have looked on their site, but can't find any details. Whilst waiting to contact them and check it out it could come down any time and cause a fatal.
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Can a shattered tree branch that is still attached to the tree, (oak), that is spanning both lanes of a road, not an A or B road, and hung up in branches of opposing trees, be dealt with on the spot without informing highways etc? Can this be treated as a high risk scenario and just be done with a couple of skilled climbers on site and enough decent, road aware ground crew? All hypothetical of course:thumbup1:
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The wit brothers, dim, nit and half, love that comment
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The biggest shock came at the end......... THEY HAVE BRED!!!!!
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Split it, burn it, don't worry about it
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How do you mod the needle spring and is it worth retro-fitting a new ignition unit?
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That's definitely what we would call a category A tree burning off
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Bought it this morning and have just put a tank of juice through it. Quite a nice saw to use. Good nick and seeing as that is the original bar on a 2006 saw just shows it has done very little work. The old chap that had it couldn't start it, so it just sat in his shed.
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Just had the discount generator and chainsaw men from Ireland visit.
woodwizzard replied to AlexB's topic in Stolen Equipment
As I know you wick, I have to say, you sound more Irish when you write than when you talk -
Blimey, it's like the tv ad, everything you touch turns to skittles Have you got a copy lathe?
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Of course, we will expect another "my new groundie" thread with pics Only kidding Good for you Rachel, you sound like you have a great work ethic and a good attitude to life. You will go far and achieve all you need.
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It will be my back up and logging saw. I keep the 550xp for the day job and don't like ragging it on the logs.
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Thanks guys, I know of a used one that has hardly had any use going for a good price, sounds like it's worth a punt then.
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Anyone run an ms390? I know they are not a pro saw, but are they a good firewood saw?
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Not poking a snake with a stick by any chance
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Sold both these last year. Had the zx for 4/5 years and had gone through it and given it a light resto. Bought the fazer 1000 as a replacement, but sold it after 4 months because I didn't find it comfortable over long distance. Shame, because they are an awesome bike. Oh, and yes I do regret selling the zx. Just been offered a cagiva elephant 900 which might tempt me back in the saddle.
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Probably would have hot drinks in. I did wonder if an exterior yacht varnish would be any good, but would prefer a more natural finish.
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I'm wanting to turn a wooden mug/cup and was wondering if melted paraffin wax was the best thing to seal it with. Any ideas guys?
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Be worth checking the clutch springs. Almost sounds like something is grabbing when the brake is on.
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loving this band at the moment. [ame] [/ame]
