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Muddy42

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  1. I have seen an oak tree that’s done it.
  2. Thanks all. I will find some washers to fit.
  3. And try sweeping the chimney with a brush!
  4. Yes, or just a twist of newspaper. Also it might be worth placing an electric heater in the fireplace for 5 mins to kickstart a draft if the flue hasn’t been used in ages.
  5. Thanks Stubby, but I’m not sure I follow this. The chain catcher is connected to and lower down from the felling spikes. See my photo. I cant see how I can keep the chain catcher without some type of metal either side?
  6. Can anyone suggest where I can buy smaller, alternative felling spikes for my saw? I rarely use the spikes, especially when milling. I would discard them completely but the chain catcher is connected to them. I could regrind the profile with an angle grinder, but it would take a bit of work to make them neat. I have searched the web but all I can find are replacements. thanks in advance for any help.
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