Ratman
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You dropping a short film clip of Aliens in there for good measure [emoji6]
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24.4v - 25.7v is typically what i see when i plug on at 6 weekly service, our trucks are all 2+ yrs old now, oldest being 4yrs old now, occasionally i see them up at 28v, but that same truck 6 weeks later can show 25v. I also test each battery on its own, both under load (lights on) and in static state (nothing on, not even ignition) long as they are 11v or above i leave alone. Dont seem to create any issues. If below 11v then i replace, but always as a pair, cos a bad battery can pull the other one down, and as our trucks do nights out nationwide i dont want a callout or breakdown as a result of only changing one. The one good battery i take off i switch out for use on our shunters or forklift etc cos theyre only pottering round yard so not as critical.
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Looks like a OBM tec one John, not made anymore, company folded in 2015 apparently.
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[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] christ he looks young in that!
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Just go for it, refit new all round, its a good learning curve for ya [emoji106]
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“Composted” suggests leaving them where they land! [emoji849]
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??? you aminal you! Hows tricks? Take it your busy enough then?!
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Brute!!!
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You done any more burning of wood pieces lately? (Litchenberg)
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Using a release oil or a degreaser can sometimes help to soften the remains. If you have scratched it slightly i wouldnt worry, just go over it with a fine emery and neaten it up best you can, it shouldn’t harm it. (As long as you havent created niagara falls that is [emoji15])
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Gently nudge it away with a scraper, try not to score up the surface, then any remaining just scrat away with a very fine emery, nice and steady is the key, patience. Blow main of it off with brake cleaner then finish off with compressed air.
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Not bad for a google image [emoji16]
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Greed will hurt ya! Little and often i say, bread and butter and all that.
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You’ll av produced them for next to nothing Les i assume, so they’ll be dirt cheep to purchase i guess!? [emoji4]
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Thats a bit sizeist! [emoji6]
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A high temp lithium based grease should be fine
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New retirement job Stubby [emoji6] go you! [emoji16]
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I’d just stick with the parker 16” bar above personally as its a homeowner saw and you could go through two parker bars for price of one oregon one nearly i bet, and rotate/dress it every now and then to get the most out of it.
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Cant see a 14” ?♂️
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Whoops! [emoji16]
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16" Replacement Chainsaw Bar | ParkerBrand WWW.PARKERBRAND.CO.UK Our 16" bar is designed to be used with our 16" Chains (66 Link) and has the following specification: Pitch: 0.325" Cutting Depth: 0.025" Links: 66 This bar will fit the following models:
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20" Replacement Chainsaw Bar • £14.99 PICCLICK.CO.UK 20" REPLACEMENT CHAINSAW Bar - £14.99. FOR SALE! Our 20" bar is designed to be used with our 20" Chains 282217034601
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You still got original carb? Strip it and put it through a ultrasonic cleaner, blow it out again afterwards and fit a new carb kit to it, forget the chinese stuff, theyre only really a substitute for fresh on a diy/homeowner saw, pro saws want original pro parts.
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I had the same, gave my tree away this year, didnt really have the space for it anyhow sadly [emoji17]
