Jump to content

Log in or register to remove this advert

Stihl123

Member
  • Posts

    834
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by Stihl123

  1. if you have a saw that'll run a mill, then buy a cheap mill and a lowpro bar i save what i can from the firewood pile only way to make it worthwhile saving bits from the firewood pile is by milling them yourself as you won't get much selling the odd bit here and there you save, unfortunately
  2. i do it with saws, kombi kits and mowers etc when i can flipped 4x 880's and made more than enough to pay for an 881 mowers are good, buy at the end of the season, clean them right up and sell in spring
  3. meanwhile, back to my chopping board project
  4. out of interest, what will you be replacing it with?
  5. those ToughBuilt sawhorses are flipping brilliant anyone who hasn't got a set, i highly recommend them 👍
  6. @Lowestoft Firewood He has one, tt85 so a tipper he is selling
  7. cos he has posted before, Cheshire area wish you'd stop being such a twat to everyone!
  8. looks like the weather will be good, sunny suffolk n all that
  9. As he shook the mill on the trailer with one hand he said 'that ain't going anywhere' as he tied the hivis on... Arbtalk approved
  10. not been for an MOT yet, i have a couple of friends in the industry...
  11. was done by Celtic firstly, but have now had the dpf and addblue removed and egr blocked and that was all done by Avon interesting ref PAC, hopefully he'll be able to do the new v6 ranger
  12. a box tricks the engine to run differently, dumps more fuel in and won't necessarily tell it to pull more air in too a remap is physically a different file so it runs everything differently, so takes in fuel/ air accordingly etc i had it on a van, had a box, would go into limp mode at over a certain rpm, so then got a proper remap done, the gains were alot more and ran alot better, never a limp mode issue again current ranger has 40k on it and was remapped from 2k
  13. norfolk trailers is another one to try, speak to Mike Contact | Norfolk Trailers WWW.NORFOLKTRAILERS.CO.UK also Agroco trailers, speak to Nick Contact Us - Agroco Trailers - Suffolk WWW.AGROCOTRAILERS.CO.UK Agroco Trailers are Suffolk's main distributor of Quality Ifor Williams Trailers. Visit our yard at Needham Market and view...
  14. i guess 'Not interested in any other models' means you don't want my twin axle GD84 then. unbelievable
  15. Was rather pleased! Will be interesting how the colour changes with time, we'll see 👍
  16. Couple of sycamore logs Saved from my firewood pile
  17. the second someone won't send a pic or video of what you want then that's a no i always ask for a picture of the data plate of anything, if they can't provide that, then run away (once you've told them what a complete twat they are)
  18. these are a must for milling, brilliant things Mesh-Goggles - TREEKIT TREEKIT.COM Punched sheet safety glasses for a cool and clear vision of things. Fastened with an elastic, adjustable headband made...
  19. have used a 36" with my 500i, on a full skip chain, pulled it absolutely fine
  20. thought this was worth a share, pictures of saws etc down the bottom of the below link https://www.suffolk.police.uk/news/latest-news/ipswich-police-appeal-locate-owners-suspected-stolen-tools
  21. Stihl123

    Ms880

    @trigger_andy has one on his 084 that i got for him (straight shot) not sure how he gets on with it for milling? i take mine off my 661 when i mill, it's too loud only quiet saw i have 🙄
  22. Stihl123

    Ms880

    if it's got the stainless steel muffler, just remove it and dremel out the existing exhaust (out towards the front of the saw) an extra 10mm or 15mm or so
  23. Bit of yew yesterday 2.8 long and widest about 700 55mm thick Anyone who has a very rough idea value wise please let me know 👍

About

Arbtalk.co.uk is a hub for the arboriculture industry in the UK.  
If you're just starting out and you need business, equipment, tech or training support you're in the right place.  If you've done it, made it, got a van load of oily t-shirts and have decided to give something back by sharing your knowledge or wisdom,  then you're welcome too.
If you would like to contribute to making this industry more effective and safe then welcome.
Just like a living tree, it'll always be a work in progress.
Please have a look around, sign up, share and contribute the best you have.

See you inside.

The Arbtalk Team

Follow us

×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.