Shaffick
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Obviously hit a nerve with the lovely effeminate Gareth. Thanks for your "great advice" and input. For someone that's "done" you don't arf go on.
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You are bitching and moaning. That's your problem. You've definitely got a feminine side to you. Simply don't reply and all will be fine.
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I thought you were done? Or do you just randomly give people useless information on various forums?.
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I'll probably buy an electric one like you adviced and figure out where I can plug it in to when I'm in the woods miles from anywhere. Thanks
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Thanks for your poor advice and for being absolutely no help whatsoever. I never realised that wearing a visor and safety boots would help free up my seized flywheel!.
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Oh well. Thanks for all of that. Your advice will definitely get my chainsaw up and running. As for wearing safety gear, I never knew you had to?...🤔
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It's been a good chainsaw for a couple of years. Why do I need an electric chainsaw when I work remotely?. I'm sure Titan is more reliable than an Aldi one. Pretty poor advice really
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Thanks all the same
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Hi there, I've done both. With the plug removed it still seizes up. The piston seems fine. I can't understand why it seizes up and frees off only to seize up again.
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Hi all, I have a Titan TTL759CHN chainsaw. For some strange reason my chainsaw won't pull when I pull the chord. It's as if the engine has seized up. When I remove the pull chord assembly, I've noticed that the flywheel is stuck. I can free it up by using a socket. Once this has freed up it will turn over by hand and won't seize up. When I refit the pull chord assembly and attempt to pull, after 3-4 pulls it seizes up again. There is nothing wrong with the pull chord assembly as once its removed it'll pull nice and freely. My question is why does the flywheel seize up only for it to free up with a socket applied and seize up again?.
