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Hi, been away for a bit, anyway im looking at stepping up from a chainsaw mill to a proper mill for occasional use, I have been offered an old rack saw with a 42" insert tooth blade, im mainly looking for it to rip small stuff in half for fencing material, make beams and posts and generally be a...

i had the heated handles on my saw, and its great, i think most mine now will have heated handles not just to keep my hands warm in the cold damp UK winters but also to help with my circulation, as with certain machines (like my clearing saw) im aware my fingers are starting to go numb after a...

great pics, i love working on nice cold mornings, cant wait to get back out and about in the woods again soon, need a nice decent project to get stuck into. shame all we get over here is rain!

they make a draw through axe sharpener as well that is about £8 over here so about $16 i have one and touch my axes up every day after use with it to keep the edge sharp, with the smaller axe i can actually shave with it :clap: great bits of kit and sensibly priced

best limbing saw, 254xp, i cant believe people rate the 026 ms260 so highly its pants, real work use its not a patch on the huskies, new or old, yes its a good firewood saw slow and smooth and i use one occasionally, but seriously? as a limbing saw? please :confused:

i run a standard 372xpw and its an awesome saw, I also have a muffler modded 084 which whilst being an animal of a saw, is only worth using on really big timber, the 372 with a 24" bar is a great saw, uses less fuel, gets used more regularly and is ideal for pretty much everything unless you...

i have a 12" on mine 14" would be the upper limit of what i would want to cut with it, and not regularly at that

solid fuel cookers in the uk arent that rare, i use a rayburn regal, which i burn a mix of wood and solid fuel on, if i could have any though i would get a esse ironheart, dont know if you guys can get them out there very nice, and burn efficently

ah cheers, its only a $10 difference and as i have a load of other gear im going to want to import from them it would help with shipping, its for a 06 rubicon thanks Charlie

yep they the ones that cabelas sell

Hi, I run a 06 honda rubicon in the woods and on farms for spraying, spreading, skidding bits of timber out on a logging arch, and have just got a 2300lb winch for it, which will be mated to an industrial wireless remote, as will the winch on my timber trailer, anyway im getting a bit...

is that yours on ebay then? are you a dealership?

i work on river conservation and regularly have the guidebars in the water, not had any bother at all just a good coating of wd40 afterwards when its home leave it somewhere to dry well, and bio bar oils so as not to pollute the water!

well didnt get very far in the carb strip down there was a peice of blue plastic inside the carb about 0.2mm wide and 1.5mm long i dont know how it can of got in there as the filters are all fine :dizzy: but it was stopping the internals moving freely and explains why it was overfueling as it...

this is the old version i bought as a play about saw so i could replace the 340e and 254xp which doesnt get much use anymore, i have done the standard mod through the mounting bracket as i want to use it for coppicing so it will be quick rapid cuts through lots of small diameter stuff, it...

nope its a european version so no screen on the muffler, and its been modded as well, will get the carb in my mates ultrasonic parts washer later

cool will get it stripped down and sorted, was trying to avoid having to dismantle it as i dont have a decent work bench currently so i am working on a sheet of plyboard, i will just have to be careful (or wait till the wife is out and do it in the kitchen :clap: )

right i cant work it out, i have a 346xp, the p&c are good, it has good compression, the carb is set right, the air filter is clear, the fuel tank is ok its not blocked on the breathers etc, but its way way over fueling???? it will run for about 15seconds then bogs down and stalls due to amount...

Im running either a 372xp or 084 on a 36" alaskan mkIII, not done much milling recently, want to get back into it again this autumn though, i will give you a shout if im down your neck of the woods C

Nice work English Oak, good to see some other local millers on here! im near uttoxeter