lurch_917
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Everything posted by lurch_917
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well yes in a way what is petrol ? if not from old fossilized tree breaking down .
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or is it just as simple as vapor locking due to heat ? are you using the hot start method ie engage choke take you choke off without touching the trigger then give it a pull or two.
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for some reason i cant see battery saws taking over the mainstay of felling and production till they have better lasting battery's and cheeper battery's + when you need a recharge what are you going to do plug it into the nearest tree ? come on the greens cant even get your car charging stations sorted . just my thought agree or dont agree its your choice .
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im no expert but i would go for the best pro saw you can afford , why well when i started carrying a saw in the back of the landy when off roading ,and for weekend cutting i had a efco mt 370 a good saw in its own right . but when i upgraded to my 560xp the 370 just sits under the bench as a back up saw . the differance is night and day .
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i have a husky 560xp auto tune that loves their fuel mix xp power 2 . my efco also loves it buy my einhall brush cutter dosen't so that stays on good old pump fuel and cheep 2st mix . never tried the aspen so cant say about it .
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and they make lovely pets till they start crapping on your carpet .. oh sorry wrong husky . or is it ? to star my husky 560 i pull on the starter cord till it burps then put the choke in next pull its off running . now my other husky you pat its head then pull his tail till he barks pat his head again then i bet next pull of that tail hes off and running too.
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its one of those upside down back to front oh that'll do moments then .
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or is it like gillette they bring out a new razor and everytime reduce or cancel your old trusty chin cutter.
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yep nought like a bita lube in yer hole 😜
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i know it may be different from the 550 but on my 560 i regularly give the bearing a tiny tiny bit of grease through the hole in the crank then every 3-4 cleans i pull the clutch remove and clean the bearing and shaft . never been a problem also keeping your chain sharp means larger chips not dust .
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showing your age now with that comment.... when did Britain last build a British bike or car .
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well for me at the moment still only being a homeowner / sometimes tree feller. I started with a Efco mt370 ( little 37cc ) then after about a week wanted to upgrade so went up to a husky 560xp auto tune. now its sad to say but the week old Efco sits under the bench as a spare saw as i just prefer the way the husky feels in the cut. but to keep her good i will take her out and give her a run every month.
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so thats why the ugly wife likes me i have to think alot about taking her to bed ..
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to be honest i cant see the point .. if im going to have to be kneeling down in wet mud and grass to use it why not just buy a pole saw less reaching and no kneeling in crap . just my thoughts .
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you may be right but thats what i thought with my crosser but when i measured things the skirt of the piston had worn in a oval under sizing it by only a few thou so every now and then it would come up uneven and the ring would bind .
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not if they are made by andrews according to this post . 😁
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thats ok my posts are all based on 99.9% just having a laugh and 0.1 % bite back at those who cant have a laugh .
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im only jealous as you still have more friends than me . 😪
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and the others in the mirror . 😁
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been using my husky functionals for about 3 months in all weathers mud and crap just give them a wipe off and light dry out been ok so far . last pair of boots i had i trashed by trying to dry them near the heater lesson learned .
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could the piston be too small for the bore so under compresion it sometimes comes up on a cant and part bind's ? have had this on a crosser before thats why i ask .
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funny so did the wife .
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Poor starting with Husqvarna 550 xp (mk1) Puzzled.
lurch_917 replied to David Dobedoe's topic in Chainsaws
i have also found letting it idle for a short min befor shutting it off also helps as your letting its brain realize its not under load . -
well when it was Borris we knew it was proberbly a lie but when he got it right we all said good job . now they are changing faster than the British weather. and saying it was planned yeh ok can you at least put some lipstick on as i like to be kissed before i get fooked.
