slim_boy_fat
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dazza
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@dazza Top job!!
If you PM me your details and the costs I'll sort out that end of things.
What a great place this forum is, makes being a part of it so worthwhile.
Happy to help its nice to give something back for a change, i'm not very mechanically minded so cant really help out on most topics on here.
brewdexta
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No my dad was an apprentice mechanic, it got 3/4 way through his C&G then met my mum, needless to say he didn't finish the course or his apprenticeship, he had to earn better money to raise a family so moved to Doncaster where Fords had opened a plant producing Anglias and worked on the assembly line.
penfold
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Johnny Cash sang a song about that; did he bring home an Anglia in his lunch box?
Woody.v8
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I thought Johnny Cash was the change you get from a condom machine.Johnny Cash sang a song about that; did he bring home an Anglia in his lunch box?
Cobbler
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There was a fiddle going on about 25 years ago at a local factory that made French letter vending machines. A couple of employees took enough parts to build them at home & set up their own business supplying the machines & stocking them from their employers stock. The police started an investigation & caught the culprits, the name of the investigation, Johnny Cash.I thought Johnny Cash was the change you get from a condom machine.
Biggest problem with print and cut is its expensive and needs using often....both not good for a home user. I have 5 cutters at home and a laser and 4 A3 printers but still could not do what you did without hours of work. Annoying really.
dazza
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I do enjoy having the printer in the office but if i could go back in time i would have used the cash for something else.
Interested mate
You have PM.
Tinbasherdan
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Helping a good friend clean out his father in laws house, I have become the proud owner of a kerry ag mk2 lathe for not a lot, and on my way out of the door picked up an old danarm 110 from under a pile of rubbish. Lathe needs a little fettling but if all is in good order it'll be replacing the super 7, and the chainsaw looks an absolute animal of a saw, no vibration damping, no chain brake and a pretty big bar! Pictures when I've picked everything up and got sorted
Cobbler
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The Danarm would have been built in Stroud by the Daniels engineering company about 4 miles away from me. A part of TH & J Daniels, long closed down. It would be quite old, I think that the Danarm was one of the first chain saws.
Tinbasherdan
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I think it's mid to late 70's , if it fires up and runs it'll be used as a trimming saw, it's suprisingly small for a relatively high capacity engine. How do you find danarms running wise penfold, our old fella had them on the leccy board 40 odd year ago and said they were hellish saws to use but a pig to start
penfold
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The 110/125 was based on a Villiers engine, the number is the capacity; as far as I'm aware the 110/125 was made into the 70s, although there's precious little written about them. I don't have one of those which was why I asked; I have a couple of 1-71-SS, no chain brake but they do have an early form of AV. I'd imagine that starting trouble will 9/10 be the points or the plug.
Tinbasherdan
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Worth thinking about then. He sai they were a big evil to start from new, and he knows his way around engines, so who knows!! Off hand do you know where in liable to get a chain for it?
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Tinbasherdan
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There's no chain on her
wonder if it's possible to get a Stihl drive sprocket to fit?
penfold
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I'm talking spheroids; there's loads of the stuff on ebay, although you'd have to check the groove width of your bar to be sure. Best bet maybe to go to your nearest chainsaw place and get a chain made up; once you know how many links are needed you can order online.
