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thanks for the reply guys, got the number from the local dealer and to be fair they were pretty resonable, last mowers belts were expensive but this one is pretty cheap to be honest. thanks again for trying.

Guys, though not strictly firewood related, I do use this machine to haul the garden trailer Does anyone know the part number of the v belt that drives the cutting deck on a Viking 6112 c lawn tractor. or where I can get a service manual? the owners manual is to basic. thanks in advance

Oh come on guys everyone uses 230v right? and what's these two prong outlets?. what's this 110v stuff that's what we use on construction sites:dumb2:

I use an log gasification indoor boiler, sited in a room below our single story home( house is on a hill). our home is now over 200m2( after digging out the basement and remodelling) and use about 15T of wood a year, not sure how that would equate to cords but to be honest can't be much more...

It burns ... I burn it. Better than being cold

Would second this, have a HW77, the prior model to the 97 and this thing punches holes through 1/2" ply at 25m. can easily get an 1" group at that range.. I just sit in the kitchen and pick off the Bunnies as they invade the garden. :)

Heat our home with it mostly as it is our predominant wood here, but has been debated before the sycamore in the UK is more likely to be London Plane, doesn't have the splitting issues and is free heat.

Guys thanks for all the posts, loving some of the pics. my 10 year old is the most up for it, but to be honest he has a few year of "maturing" as can goof off alot, not something I will entertain near a saw. The are always around when I am sawing, Full Stihl chainsaw trousers, eye, ear...

Hi Guys. my little Dudes are becoming more and more interested in " having " a go of the saw, now there is no way I would hand over the MS361. But a few question for you all, however first in formost it will be safety, safety, safety At what age did you teach your kids, and how did you go...

Still burning here but only for hot water, but sure been chilly some mornings on the west cost of Scotland.

So guys, I have come into two large pines, all buckets and sitting in my land, do I A) leave them to dry some and split or B) have at them and get them Split and stacked. Only reason I ask is I have other wood to split , but if the pine is gonna be harder to split semi-dry will do that first.

that you talking about saw plans? ;)

Would be fair to say, as much as I hate paying taxes etc, at least I don't have to worry like you guys about working it all out, wages etc are taxed and netted. what you get is what you get.

Harry you need a lockable stat. But bet your glad it's a once every decade fill

How did you know about that, beware the men in black knocking on your door:eek:

We named our plot after the thing, Bramble wood, but there are to many and they are far to envasive. But bramble jam, jelly, pies, crumble all taste great. Every hedgerow and road site is a mini desert aisle round here come autumn

Walked the property today and started picking spots, anyone know how to kill brambles(blackberry)? And keep them dead. Have about 1/4 covered in them that would make a great place to cover with oaks. The walnuts are going in a blank spot at the bottom of the garden and the shagbark is still up...

Well given that I am 38, I see me having 50+ years still, but like I mentioned in my last post, they would be more for my children or grand children. Anyway just because I might never use them is no reason not to plant trees. That's why we are getting into SRC, the willow will be usable in just...

The seeds were never really meant for fire wood for me, but was interested in adding new species to my forrest, possibly for my kids or indeed grand children, we have oak, ash birch beech and sycamore alreay prevalant, with a mixture of others scattered. the conversation was started when I...

I have just received a fantastic package from another member here. :D. Seeds from white oak, shagbark and black walnut. Now these are not native to scotland, but what do you guys do to prep and indeed sow these types. Have read about stratification, basically chilling them to stimulate and...