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Gordon S

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  1. Hi, I have the same issue with my 79 year old father. His renewal was a flat out refusal to insure and had referred to Swinton who quoted £1000 (The previous year was £400) After a bit of searching we got a quote for Lloyds Insurance via More Than for £500 I figured the same as you that as he was going to be 80 within the period of the policy that he became a much higher risk and uninsurable by some?
  2. Not a happy sight but any sensible suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks B7B47705-2935-4CCD-A0B6-C64FFFEB19FD.heic
  3. Gordon S

    MSA300C

    Looks nice, It might be old news but there is a new battery top handle coming out soon based on msa220. Couple of versions, one with the cockpit display for oil light, battery condition etc.
  4. Hi, I contacted the five people in my area looking for chip and didn't get a single response. Thought I must be doing something wrong too!! I didn't even get a 'not at the moment thanks' I love the idea but I guess it is down to the individuals using it. Next time I get an excess I'll use it again and post the results here.
  5. Hi, personally I wouldn't bother changing the chain configuration, it will make things more complicated later on if you need to start replacing bar/chain/sprocket etc. If it is all standard you can call a dealer and get what you need with less issues. From a performance point of view, I guess it will depend on the chain on the loan ms261, if it was a bit tired and has various suspect sharpens by NPTC students you will notice a big difference. As mentioned before I would change to a semi chisel chain, it will be more forgiving when using pushing chain and not as grabby. Most importantly take your time when you first use your new saw, find a nice stable log and practice some different cuts to get used to it before you get into felling. Remember your training, be aware of kick back zone, keep your head out of line of the cut. Lastly most of us here would love to be given a 562XPG and some trees to go at, so enjoy yourself and stay safe.
  6. Hi Rob, Off topic but just wanted to give your team a thumbs up. I ordered a bar and chain yesterday afternoon and it arrived this morning. Great service. Gratuitous pic attached E3CC086E-1F9D-499E-9FA7-BC07A41C2C0D.heic
  7. Hi, I am looking for an opportunity to work in the tree care/arb/forestry industry. I am physically fit, hard working, reliable, responsible and keen to learn. I hold a current NPTC 201,202 & 203 (CS30/31) i'm available at short notice, ad hoc/self employed/part time/zero hours. I have my own ‘pro’ level saws, all PPE, maintenance equipment and reliable 4x4 transport. Based in Great Yarmouth if you have a requirement for a member of crew or have any questions I can be contacted on the details below. thanks Gordon Email - [email protected] Tel. 07795103772 Full CV available on request but contains years of work in the motor industry and Parts management qualifications.

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