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Grant More

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  1. @spudulike, please forgive my rudeness, I forgot to thank you for this incredibly helpful post back in November. So: thank you sir! Best, Grant
  2. Thanks @spudulike! I did consider that, but was concerned that the differences between the parts may cause performance and/or reliability issues. What is the physical difference between an 1201 and an 1202 kit? Is it the porting on the cylinder? How did the saw perform? I have five 200t saws with rebuild written on them. It’s a significant investment, so do I go Meteor or 020t cylinders and pistons? I looked at the build quality of the Meteor parts and they seem good (I believe they do make parts for OEM application) but of course the true reveal is in the longevity and performance of the parts. What to do? Cheers, Grant
  3. @spudulike, thank you for the detailed and clear explanation. I do now wonder if it's time to retire the MS200Ts. Cheers, Grant
  4. Thank you all for opinions and experience. Very much appreciated. @spudulike, thanks for the extended explanation. May I deduce from your reply that non-OEM kits may be configured with variable, perhaps lower compression and hence a base gasket delete is necessary by default to maintain performance? Thanks again! Cheers, Grant
  5. Hello Arb Heroes! Stihl have finally run out of stock and discontinued 1129 020 1202, the OE 40mm piston and cylinder kit for the MS200T. The piston and rings are available as separate items, the cylinder is not. There are a range of compatible/aftermarket/non-OE piston and cylinder kits available at a wide range of prices. I have a number of MS200T saws earmarked for rebuild over the winter and I'd like to invite opinions and experience of these kits. I'm particularly interested in performance, reliability and overall comparison to the OE equipment. Many thanks! Cheers, Grant
  6. We have an exciting business opportunity to join a small, but rapidly-growing arb business as a managing partner. About Us We’re in our second year of operation with 100% year-on-year growth and a profitable bottom line. Now that our business is established, I'm looking to hand over the operational aspects of the business to a business partner. I’m looking for an enthusiastic individual with experience of running an arb business to join me to manage the business and drive growth. Our business strategy is simple: we address the high-end of the arb market by investing heavily in new, state-of-the-art equipment, expecting a high level of competence/training from our staff and employing the best arborists to offer our clients the highest standard of work possible. We foster an environment where learning and continual development is core to the job. The funding, the business, the equipment and the arb team are all in place and I'm now looking for a partner to take over the day-to-day running of the business. The Role The headline responsibility of the role is to develop the business and manage the contracts so that the team is consistently utilised five days a week. This will involve managing the client interface, quoting for the business and managing the arb team. The team are largely autonomous and very capable, but in the near term there may be the need to climb and/or ground for the team from time to time. The role would initially be on a probationary sub-contractor basis as an arborist on the team. You can learn about us, we can learn about you. That role would then ideally progress to a formal Director role in return for a shareholding in the business for the right individual (details to be negotiated). Remuneration for the role would then be via a Director’s salary plus dividend based on the shareholding as a partner in the business. About You The individual we’re looking for will ideally be an experienced arborist with excellent arboricultural knowledge. You’ll ideally have an appetite for and a good understanding of business (and individual) risk. You’ll be thinking at a management level, be motivated by enabling the success of the company and be happy to be rewarded based on that success. We’ll expect you to have demonstrable experience in the management of an arb business, including both line management and experience of engaging with clients. If you’re known to a customer base in or around the city it would be a bonus. Interested? Drop your CV to me at [email protected] with a short email outlining your motivation. I’ll look forward to hearing from you!
  7. Thanks for all the responses guys! Ad now closed. We hope to be positing up again in April/May for further staff as we expand. Cheers, Grant
  8. Hi Guys, I'm looking for a groundsman to work with me and my arb team in Edinburgh on a sub-contractor basis with a view to longer-term employment. Must have CS30/31 and chipper ticket. Top rates paid! Feel free to give me a phone to discuss. Best, Grant

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