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Blasting cabinet from the farm auction. Very little use, even full of media.
Glass window has been used without an inside protector so needs replacing, but other than that, tis good to go.
Glass window has been used without an inside protector so needs replacing, but other than that, tis good to go.
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Bought another Husqvarna 435 chainsaw. Can't go wrong for £90. The other one I bought from the same place has been spot on.
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Please keep us upated on this, it needs its own thread with all the details. I would like one to play with when its ready
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That reminds me some Lidl's currently have their own brand 53cc 18" saw for £80. A very good option in my opinion, mine has great compression and has survived some professional abuse with no sign of issues yet. I use it anywhere I dont want to ruin a decent chain. 3 year warranty too.
Husq are good but it seems to me they can have carb issues.
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Thank you Makita!
Free battery arrived! £160 worth in shops. In another 10-15 days I am hopeful to recieve a second one.
Very happy with the hedge trimmers and drill so far, but I am not convinced I should buy any of the chainsaws.
I was going to order the split shaft off amazon but sods law, it wasnt giving me the option of Wednesday delivery, only tomorrow, and now its out of stock 
Thats a pain as I had some cash to use up, and found its easy to use amazon gift cards. I dont see any local shops with it, that includes a good 30 mile radius including south London!
I believe the batteries ending in F are the new style, high output types?
I have just seen this, free battery
The rrp is as much as the machine?!?
18v LXT too...
Thats a pain as I had some cash to use up, and found its easy to use amazon gift cards. I dont see any local shops with it, that includes a good 30 mile radius including south London!
I believe the batteries ending in F are the new style, high output types?
I have just seen this, free battery
The rrp is as much as the machine?!?
18v LXT too...
Free battery arrived! £160 worth in shops. In another 10-15 days I am hopeful to recieve a second one.
Very happy with the hedge trimmers and drill so far, but I am not convinced I should buy any of the chainsaws.
If it's anything like mine, then slather sealant all over every single seam you can find on it - even it's been built with the supplied tape in all the joins, it will still cover everything in a 3 mile radius in a fine layer of dust.
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Some days it just goes your way.
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I mean I'm certain going to be busy as only expected ~150 peoplePlease keep us upated on this, it needs its own thread with all the details. I would like one to play with when its ready
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That's a superb result!
That one of those in the tailstock auto disengage devices for repetitive accurate rod end threading?
Aha found it! The video I recently saw that let me recognise it
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Very rare to find them in the nox
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You won't regret it. They make greasing , a nicer task. I would recommend a coupler, that you can press to release, ( Google g coupler) to make it easier to remove hose. You can put so much pressure, into a blocked nipple, that you can knacker the end, trying to get it off, because they are so tight
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Example I got off Amazon. They have gotten expensive!
Also , check which thread hose is, as it can be M10 or 1/8 npt
Also , check which thread hose is, as it can be M10 or 1/8 npt
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I know JF, decent guy
I was just going to say this -
My first G-coupler lasted about 18months before it started not clamping/sealing that great, but it got a lot of abuse in that time.
Before I got the M18, I used to go through ends on my manual grease gun every couple of months, and it wasn't putting out anywhere near as much pressure.
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Thats great! Like the test video.
Are you using JLCCNC to produce them?
