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Furniss

Furniss

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Wheres @Monkeybusiness at ?

this is an exercise in patience - shimmy along lop a bit and shimmy back - garden too wet for a digger at present - dont have a winch 🤷‍♂️
 
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Monkeybusiness

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I have jsut won a contract that I will need one of these for a feew weeks duration. Gonna get me the two speed.
Forget what you think you know about starting 2 stroke engines and follow the instructions every time.
And be careful with the gear selection (it’s actually very obvious, but more relevant if you have any less-mechanically-sympathetic operatives).
 
Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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I have jsut won a contract that I will need one of these for a feew weeks duration. Gonna get me the two speed.
Get in there!
Sion from Treadlight Forestry is a top bloke.
No hesitation in recommending mine. 1200 has pulled a Hilux backwards across a very ....very wet field with the handbrake on.
1800 twin speed will be a weapon . Just get the proper rope and follow the starting instructions you'll be fine. I thought I knew better 😑
 
Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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They also do one with Stihl engine now...
And Stihl battery version.
Need to do an M18 version!
 
doobin

doobin

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Forget what you think you know about starting 2 stroke engines and follow the instructions every time.
And be careful with the gear selection (it’s actually very obvious, but more relevant if you have any less-mechanically-sympathetic operatives).
Whats differnt about this to other two strokes in your experience?
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6feetdown

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What a difference a week of dry weather makes. If I've made anything on this I'll be surprised, weather absolutely killed it. Parts of the field yesterday still sinking 6" would of liked a tidier finish but pushing slop around was a nightmare. The tilty is worth the money all day long on uneven planes, around 200 ton spread around with an ez26!
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Monkeybusiness

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Whats differnt about this to other two strokes in your experience?


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It’s just a lot more ‘fussy’.
If you follow the instructions to the letter it starts perfectly every time - very easy to flood if you over prime etc.
(I’d keep pulling a saw a couple more times until it ‘coughs’ on choke for example, not just once and then switch the choke off).
 
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