Stone56
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for got about the time difference I won't say good luck as that's bad luck
Stone56
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It will have a job carrieing that back to the dray
WhiskyLassie
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Fab thanks to know! Seen them in B&q and thought they were an indy ah well I'll stick with bosch
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
Imo Erbauer are decent for the money. All of my battery kit and some corded is Erbauer and I work it hard.
Bosch isn't what it used to be.
Never heard of Erbauer, I use snap on & dewalt, I think the dewalt batteries are pants though they never seam to last.
Everyone in the boat yard used dewalt so I can always borrow there stuff.
Still coming down from yesterday's fury at trying to get to the bottom of why my chainsaw peas chain oil out as fast as I fill it.
It has always been a bit leaky, as many are, but this was ridiculous, it wasn't holding any.
So tried to strip it down to get to the tank, pipe, seals etc.
(Chain oil is even worse than ATF, SO yuk to work with, gets everywhere and has to continually be cleaned up and off hands, tools worksurface etc.)
Well of course the whole thing was a voyage of discovery. To undo one screw in a panel which may or may not have been covering the tank, I had to remove half of the handle where the trigger and it's safety lock are. And that is where the fun started. A spring and how to fit it to the safety lock wasn't obvious. Of course it sprang out as soon as I very carefully took the two halves apart. Flipped about for ages and ages trying to figure out how to make it work and put it back together. It was not obvious at all.
When "ping" the spring shot off into the wild blue yonder.
Yes I was working outside, no way I could do a dirty job like that inside, no proper workshop with good light as we are so short of room. The spring is about 3 inches long, not a coil spring just a thin spring wire, and it is black. and the weeds nearby haven't been cut so they are about 2 foot high.
No chance of finding it.
Titan TTL632CHN if anyone is interested or knows what I am on about.
So cheap I will prolly end up buying another. No one over here is likely to fix it for much less than the price of a noo one. This seems to be the country where I am forever having to fix things I know nothing much about.
A shame as it is a good machine when working, Easy to work on as regards the chain, sharpening etc, starts very easily and cuts well.
For the mo I am just going to rely on pouring a bit of chain oil onto the chain and bar from time to time, but that is not ideal, won't be doing the bar any good and will make any job take far more time. Wouldn't be so bothered except it is still very cold here in the evenings and we need the logs cut to burn.
Anyway, have a nice sunday peeps!!
Didnt know Cadbury's made chainsaws
Tis a pain when you loose a wheee part.If I run oot of chain oil I just fire some 15w 40 in to it.
WhiskyLassie
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I use the professional stuff because I have for years and I can't be faffing about rebuying batteries etc.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Disable the vpn and see iffit shows the instagram pic's.
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
Never heard of Erbauer, I use snap on & dewalt, I think the dewalt batteries are pants though they never seam to last.
Everyone in the boat yard used dewalt so I can always borrow there stuff.
I used to have Dewalt cordless kit but it all went walkies one night from my lock-up and I couldn't afford to replace what I needed to carry on work in one hit.
I've been happy enough with with Erbauer and stuck with it since
Even Dewalt doesn't seem what it was and some accessories are very poor.
Milwaukee seem the best rated on site but is the province of those trying to stay out of the corporation tax bracket.
Utter scumbags stealing someone's tools & cheap tools will always sell so an easy target.
Funny now that you've mentioned the quality I have just bought a new dewalt drill as the other one which I think is
roughly 1 1/2 years old but with only light use, the issue is the chuck..it wouldnt realise a drill bit so I had to put
it in the vice to slacken it and now it wont hold a bit. Someone did say why dont you buy a new chuck then someone
else said better to replace the drill. Its kicking about in the shed. Thats a couple of my dewalt cordless thats packed in.
My nail gun started jamming think the firing pin is worn so thats out of action atm. My grinder trigger is starting to
play up to but that is well used so cant really complain. Milwaukee oooftt I wouldnt take any that gear near a site
youd need to have them harnessed on to you.
They aren't bad but.... IMO there is no point making a drill or impact driver that is "brushed" and not having the brushes replaceable. Makita brushed products you can get replacement brushes for, but not Erbauer, sealed for life (which for the brushes is all too short).
Even Snap on have a facility in Taiwan, the only good thing about them is that if you break somit you get it replaced.
Ive literally snapped a breaker bar ended up on my ass funny now lol replaced no problem & the other week I broke
the end off a pry bar no probs just grind it up & I'll get you a new one. When I was training as a mechanic I bought
all new mac tools & snap on stuff. Never busted any of that gear & ive still got loads of it but as always shinny stuff
goes missing.
WhiskyLassie
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I use Halfords professional because I'm not stripping to afford snap on
, lifetime warranty and when I snapped a bit replaced right away.
...that I have been foolish and bought another battery charger to replace the "dead" Ctek 7A one.
The new one is 24Karat Chinesium and 10A with 7 modes and was <£22.
A replacement of the Ctek was £109.
Now the Ctek may not be "dead" as if I use the "Supply" mode it pokes out 13.5V.
But, If I connect it to the quick connecter on the car (where my DVM says there is 12.7v) it fails to go into the charging modes at all whereas it used to steadily skip through all the modes/cycle to "supply" at the end.
Very puzzling, but I'd rather be sure I have a working charger.
The new one is 24Karat Chinesium and 10A with 7 modes and was <£22.
A replacement of the Ctek was £109.
Now the Ctek may not be "dead" as if I use the "Supply" mode it pokes out 13.5V.
But, If I connect it to the quick connecter on the car (where my DVM says there is 12.7v) it fails to go into the charging modes at all whereas it used to steadily skip through all the modes/cycle to "supply" at the end.
Very puzzling, but I'd rather be sure I have a working charger.
I use Halfords professional because I'm not stripping to afford snap on
I only do Fridays & Saturdays now as I have bult up a nice section of ratchets
WhiskyLassie
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How much do you pull in those days to afford your boats, cars and tools. That old toothless crofter must have some money stashedI only do Fridays & Saturdays now as I have bult up a nice section of ratchets
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
None of the Erbauer stuff I have is brushed except some of the older corded stuff (which has replaceable brushes)
