awesome Tom what a great find those eyes are serving you well
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G0lddigg@ said:
Well 1 eye anyway ......
Will frame a few for the study and probably sell off/swap a few.
Have since found out the "Old Racecourse" is one of the old names for the area around Daylesford/Hepburn Springs around 150 years ago.
Good to see your mats going well,
Cheers T.
Rod H
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got this in the post today
Bought an 8 inch flat lap at the Anakie Gemfest,
Gilly47, for a moment Thought you were going to say you bought a bag of 4 hex head tent screw pegs from the shark tank tv man for $50 and perhaps one of those hexagonal yuppie tents, there better than the rest, because they are made out of canvas , lol
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Slight upgrade to the Nockta RS .
At least its waterproof. No stopping me now..Rain hail or shine :Y:
At least its waterproof. No stopping me now..Rain hail or shine :Y:
All three would stop me mate :lol: :lol: :lol:
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:lol: :lol: :lol:Mackka said:
found a nice 10 inch diamond trim saw today at the Gemfest and had to have it. Getting keen about Rocks
Hey Mr Oldie, currently use the bunnings landscaping screws, didnt like the answers about the canvas tent so not investing ATM
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Won on Ebay.New for.$119 delivered :Y:
Didnt really need another saw but this one is alot bigger than my little 16inch Huskies.. This ones 75cc 22inch bar .Read mixed reviews but will see for myself :Y:
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Didnt really need another saw but this one is alot bigger than my little 16inch Huskies.. This ones 75cc 22inch bar .Read mixed reviews but will see for myself :Y:
arty:
Looks good-hope it works for you.
Smokey make sure you use good oil in the 2stroke mix :Y:
keep the air filter clean :Y:
and regularly check that all nuts , bolts and screws are tight :Y:
and don't leave fuel in it for extended periods between uses :Y:
and it will be fine
it will shite itself quickly if neglected
keep the air filter clean :Y:
and regularly check that all nuts , bolts and screws are tight :Y:
and don't leave fuel in it for extended periods between uses :Y:
and it will be fine
it will shite itself quickly if neglected
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Cheers Mate.ctxkid said:Smokey make sure you use good oil in the 2stroke mix :Y:
keep the air filter clean :Y:
and regularly check that all nuts , bolts and screws are tight :Y:
and don't leave fuel in it for extended periods between uses :Y:
and it will be fine
it will shite itself quickly if neglected
Same thing alot of reviews have said..Plan on changing the fuel hoses to good quality ones straight away and putting a good chain on it when its needed..Wack a bit of locktite in most nuts and screws..Fix the little problems before they happen :Y: :Y:
yeah i forgot the fuel lines, crap chinese rubber, as for the chain, keep it sharp and use it, most clutches fail and bars wear out because the user cannot sharpen the chain :Y: :Y:Smoky bandit said:Cheers Mate.ctxkid said:Smokey make sure you use good oil in the 2stroke mix :Y:
keep the air filter clean :Y:
and regularly check that all nuts , bolts and screws are tight :Y:
and don't leave fuel in it for extended periods between uses :Y:
and it will be fine
it will shite itself quickly if neglected
Same thing alot of reviews have said..Plan on changing the fuel hoses to good quality ones straight away and putting a good chain on it when its needed..Wack a bit of locktite in most nuts and screws..Fix the little problems before they happen :Y: :Y:
blunt = heat = wear and failure
i seen lots of these saws before i retired (Stihl tech) , the looked after ones are still going
I carry an electric chain saw -gather my wood and plug the saw into the inverter and away you go, nice pile of wood beside the campfire. :Y:
On the subject of chainsaws, I just picked up one of these.
https://www.husqvarna.com/au/products/chainsaws/440-e-series-ii/967651401/
Except that I got a good deal on the 440 series 2 (not the e series). The only difference is that the one I got has manual chain tension adjust, not the tool less version.
At 150 a load of wood, it does not take too many loads to be in front. I'm getting a lesson on Friday with a mate who is an expert chainsaw operator, and have access to some common land with plenty of dead black wattle on it.
https://www.husqvarna.com/au/products/chainsaws/440-e-series-ii/967651401/
Except that I got a good deal on the 440 series 2 (not the e series). The only difference is that the one I got has manual chain tension adjust, not the tool less version.
At 150 a load of wood, it does not take too many loads to be in front. I'm getting a lesson on Friday with a mate who is an expert chainsaw operator, and have access to some common land with plenty of dead black wattle on it.
Go and get yourself a pair of chapps. Kevlar covering for your jeans. I have seen these stall a chainsaw going flat out and all that happened to the blokes leg was a blood blister. It saved him loosing his leg and possibly his life. Chainsaws are one of the most dangerous machines you can have without a licence. Take care.
Thanks Wishful - I got a set of chaps for free as part of the deal. I'm pretty cautious by nature!
