Harves
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what about a light spray or smear oil on, must say, iv,e always used vasoline
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to answer your question, depends on the work place, as some, maybe too dangerous or disruptive. an office etc then the employer should oblige, i think down to individual circumstances
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sell it for what you can get, some nice small cars going for 2k or less where i am, less risk
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i have a tirfor, had it 12 years, oil it occasionally, can't remember its waiting, very simple, never had a problem, so reckon 2nd hand would b okay. use it for same purpose as you, but its heavy and plus the cable, makes it a pain to drag around. prob has been finding something to hook it up to thats substantial enough.
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I was told using stihl oil protected the fuel and stepped it doing this, so only use it. did have problem with a ktm bike once but my old drz and my chain saws, i can leave one a year and will start. the mower, well that just sits in a damp shed, never had apron with it. ? combination of fuel and cheaper rubber used in modern machines?
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which jack for emergency use? trolley, bottle, hi-lift etc...
Harves replied to jrose's topic in Large equipment
The hi lift is brill, and other uses are good (winch, 4' at a time and hard work) but in an emergency to get you moved out of trouble is good. BUT as above you would need to ? put a tracked machine on blocks, also can be quite unstable when jacked, need holding. off road the exhaust filled bag is good. I would have both. on a land rover or similar demo the hi lift. u also need solid jacking points along the side of the machine. good luck -
Its really your choice ? not sure about roof, but of course you can, depends on what your using the van for, re roof carpet will hold smells etc and perhaps need glueing,perhaps ply lining or similar, the floor can just lay or even run wood borders to keep it in place and would make easy to replace. good luck
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McCulloch - was there ever a good one ?!
Harves replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Chainsaws
i bought mac 7 years ago, love it, but is now only just intact -
i'm after some cord, but can't find any sellers, but only want a small amount, sussex area, if any one knows any sellers, ta
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following the ....... I got, thought this might be interesting, if not already done xx
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Thats much more like it guys!! just read on FB the local halyards has had its roof blown off, so if I was still alive, I would of needed a change of underwear xx
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Well you guys may be hard, but foe climbing a swinging tree in the pouring rain with a couple of saws aint for me ! just making idle chat xx
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due to wetness and wind, postponed a job, shame would of liked to have done it. just 3 easy trees. but don't like wet gear etc and wind a bit dicey
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after some cords for self logging, e sussex area, many thanks
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wondering about trying to purchase a small number of cords, but don't know where from and if its worth the money as would need delivery if outside of E sussex. trying to tap into your data base of knowledge just considering logging them myself for a couple of years worth of logs for my burner. thanks for tolerating this
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70 ton plus silver birch..ash..thorn for sale
Harves replied to timberdelf's topic in Firewood forum
Hi. What part of the country ? thankd -
i have the 6 plus in a normal case, fits in my inside pocket in normal jackets, if in bulky case, could fit in a belt pocket BUT not sure how it would survive should it get a beating against a tree, (keep it on the ground and use a cheap old mobile when climbing ??)
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I'm in East sussex, near to Eastbourne, tree wood wanted for logs, (not to sell on but for own fire wood. thanks 01323 833366 evenings
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I can't get registered on here, really really want to be, have sent requests but no emails, please register me. thanks
