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So you’d recommend them?

Titan for me also. If you can wait they will be on offer at some point but I don’t know when that would be. I got mine towards the end of last year. Only paid £35 for it. Full price was £50 at the time of purchase.

Use the husky XP oil. I put green stihl super oil in my 550 and it ran like a bag of shit more or less straight away. Sound rough like it was misfiring and wouldn’t idle. All those problems went away when I used the XP oil

They changed the soles. My first pair had a Vibram sole. The next pair had a Mendel sole. Overall my last pair of Mendel boots haven’t been as good as the first pair I bought. I’m also looking at haix

Turner access hire are great.

I had similar problems with my 201. Not Mtronic version. Took it to a recommended dealer to get the problem sorted. They fitted a new carb, ignition module and fly wheel. Parts were subsided by stihl because they knew there was a problem with the original parts. Had the work done aroundb 2018. Saw was probably 2016 ish. Still dicks about a bit now. Doesn’t like to idle until it’s hot but even then it’s not great

Have a look at the Mercedes sprinter tipper. Loads of space in the cab. Good towing capacity and comfortable

Get another sweep

Apple Mac book

You can take a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink

I thought the flue should be 1 inch bigger than the outlet. Not qualified on such matters though

Husky’s aren’t hard to start. They just need to be put on half throttle/choke when hot

Have you thought about grass seed blankets?

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Give john at mason wood chippers a call.

Check the belt tension on the fly wheel. Loose belts on my chipper caused problems and on a mates chipper also. Neither were entec chippers though. Might not be the problem but costs nothing to check or tighten if you can do it yourself

Oil pump knackered or a pipe has come adrift

Ever tried raking up pickup load of green oak sawdust , thanks for your advice but you obviously don't have any experience clearing up after big jobs stick to sweeping up your moms lawn

I'm looking for some advice on which leaf blower to buy I need a 50cc at a minimum I don't however want to pay huskie or stihl prices I'm thinking makita stiga or mitox premium I would be very grateful if anyone could provide me with any experiences they have with any of these brands .i always buy stihl or huskie and have an efco strimmer but I now need a powerfull blower for occasional use ,something that will shift piles of wet saw dust and small branches cheers

73 pence per litre on the pump

Mason wood chippers are good. John is really helpful. Helped me with a problem 3 years after I bought the machine from him

Cut the tree down. That will stop it fruiting

Mason chippers are spot on. Good company to deal with

Jensen all day long.

Spent today replacing the wheel hub bearings on the forst that took over a week to get to me. More down time