TheHungrySquirrel
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Trying to get some writing for the truck sorted and some new cards printed. What do you guys think to the following? Main logo: The Hungry Squirrel Tree care & woodcraft On doors: Forestry & garden tree work Pruning, removals and planting Chestnut fencing Hedge trimming and planting Greenwood crafts Any thoughts on better wording or ideas folks??
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Groundie/ hand cutter, Kent searching for work
TheHungrySquirrel replied to TheHungrySquirrel's topic in Employment
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I think the curve almost sucks the saw into the wood.
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Got some paint on the truck at last. Few more days paint and wood to do and it will be ready for signwriting.
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Have to have a spin on it when I see ya buddy. Be good to chat climbing gear.
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Hmmm this looks worth a try when I get some time.
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Zubat 330 but want a sugoi
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Yep when I called asking for a 5ft they wanted me to buy a 5ft6 instead?? Hoping somebody may have one fitted.
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I found it weird there's no high side option. Hoping to be able to make some full height ones if possible.
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Does anybody have any thoughts on the ally backs on eBay? Need to replace my tub on my isuzu but can't stretch to a custom tipper. These are £1800 with a fitting kit and means I can do it myself.
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Husqvarna combi cans finally here!!
TheHungrySquirrel replied to Mark_Skyland's topic in Skyland Equipment
Have used these that other people own and spouts always stick on or break. Can't beat my old white stihl can with simple pour spouts both ends. -
I got one as my climbing lid as wear it both in the trees and in the forests. A little hot, very comfy but gets smelly quick. If your after another option the new kask or petzl lids and some glasses underneath are cheaper
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Thank you sir. 😜
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Me being a div but one turn being a full revolution of the screw
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Don't worry he got told politely to keep away from my sharp saws 😜
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Thank you sir. Going to try and play with it tomorrow.
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Cheers for that spud. Got a new piston into it just earlier as the bolts came loose up top the other day. Guy on site fiddled with carb and now it's running wafty. Factory settings are like 1 turn apparently but anti clockwise or clockwise??
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A few yanks run 16" bars on 372s with 8 or 9 sprockets. Gives a ridiculous cutting speed so watch the legs.
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Cheers guys. I guess worst case is I need a new crankcase
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Was hoping it would be that simple. If I have the splitter I'm guessing it's a simple strip and rebuild.
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Tried that but no movement in them at all. Only put a new tank on this a while back so rather try and fix it.
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Yeah I wish it was simple. It's the seam that leaks and seems worse when the saws hot.
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I have a 372 with a chain oil leak from the front of the gasket. I know this is a split crankcase job, had a quick online and can buy a new crankcase ready to go for £80. Or is it easier for me to strip it and get my dealer to split it for me? Do I need a tool for reassembly?? Also after a saw tacho to tune it up once it's back together but can't find them anywhere.
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Where in Kent are you headed??
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I just use a strap doubled around my arms with a small dmm clip. Then it becomes a handy redirect sling if needed.
