the all aussie dribble thread!

[derwoodii]

enjoy

 

[460cixy]

enjoy

Fucke me dead

 

[KiwiBro]

That arse could quite possibly have its own weather system.

 

[skipster]

Great sharpener for sure, but not so easy to get these days. It seems they still show up on the site http://www.stihl.com.au/saegeketten-schaerfen-feilhilfen.aspx
I know Stihl USA stopped stocking them, but they may still have some it stock over here.

Thanks Rudolph,will have a look

 

[KiwiBro]

****e me dead

Dream on

 

[skipster]

Stihl FG2 $232 available ex Melbourne

Where in Melbourne? Its a big town!

 

[MCW]

Where in Melbourne? Its a big town!

Ex Melbourne as in Stihl's Melbourne warehouse

 

[Rudolf73]

Was that the one of gumtree?

Yup that's him!

 

[chippy]

You haven't seen this stuff mate. Ask Benny what it's like. Nothing but termite dirt up the guts of every log - as in every log. Hopefully you don't start telling me to use square chisel like the American guys

Termite dirt....so they build mud tunnels up the inside of the gums is that what you mean? I haven't seen that this way or out Gippy way and termites are a real problem here on the peninsula but I guess they leave the trees alone and eat the houses instead.

Perhaps you could market a termite saw chain....the ants pants of cutty cutty

 

[Rudolf73]

Termite dirt....so they build mud tunnels up the inside of the gums is that what you mean? I haven't seen that this way or out Gippy way and termites are a real problem here on the peninsula but I guess they leave the trees alone and eat the houses instead.

Perhaps you could market a termite saw chain....the ants pants of cutty cutty

Yes a nice core of dirt right up the guts. Really abrasive stuff too, get all in your nose sprocket and wears your rails down quite a bit faster. Nasty.

 

[Rudolf73]

Here is a photo of said termite deposits

 

[KiwiBro]

Here is a photo of said termite deposits

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I guess that's one good reason to use the longer stroke splitters doing 1m billets like they do in Europe.

 

[MCW]

Termite dirt....so they build mud tunnels up the inside of the gums is that what you mean? I haven't seen that this way or out Gippy way and termites are a real problem here on the peninsula but I guess they leave the trees alone and eat the houses instead.

Perhaps you could market a termite saw chain....the ants pants of cutty cutty

Rudy nailed it with his photo In my case in this Sugar Gum the termite "dirt" is still quite damp so more like valve grinding paste. In a 3 foot log not uncommon to have a foot of that gear up the middle. My Termite Cutty Cutty would involve a few sticks of Gelignite.

 

[Rudolf73]

I guess that's one good reason to use the longer stroke splitters doing 1m billets like they do in Europe.

Yes that would save on chain sharpening a bit, I would even resort to cleaning the split logs with a pressure washer before cutting them into firewood size.

But I like Matts idea of the gelignite, one big bang and you just pick up the kindling after.

 

[Jimbo209]

in my job hunting i came across this
http://www.seek.com.au/job/29012734?pos=5&type=standout
Stihl Metro/NW rep

 

[VinceGU05]

Well here's a interesting one that fell in my lap. A 2 stroke jack hammer made by Wacker.

It's got spark which is a good start. And a very interesting arrangement with the piston and hammer[emoji15]. There is no fixed compression chamber. Just the piston for the hammer. Opposed pistons.
Anyway looking all ok on the strip down till we got to the carby. It's a walbro SDC so hopefully I can get a kit for it as she's all gone hard.

Torched in the tank and got the filter out to find something crystal like in the tank.

It looks like sugar! Even tastes like sugar. Must be sugar. A tablespoon of it in the tank.
Now to the bit I need advice.
It looks like the bakerlite block died and someone was crafty and made one out of Teflon. But it also has a valve and spring.

If it sits behind the block, it has a 1mm gap to breathe thru. Doesn't seem rite.




The valve is bigger than the hole in the spacer block. Was thinking maybe it shouldnt be so the valve can float up to the carby ?
Anyone seen something like this before?
If you want more pics just yell out.

 

[VinceGU05]

Well here's a interesting one that fell in my lap. A 2 stroke jack hammer made by Wacker.

It's got spark which is a good start. And a very interesting arrangement with the piston and hammer[emoji15]. There is no fixed compression chamber. Just the piston for the hammer. Opposed pistons.
Anyway looking all ok on the strip down till we got to the carby. It's a walbro SDC so hopefully I can get a kit for it as she's all gone hard.

Torched in the tank and got the filter out to find something crystal like in the tank.

It looks like sugar! Even tastes like sugar. Must be sugar. A tablespoon of it in the tank.
Now to the bit I need advice.
It looks like the bakerlite block died and someone was crafty and made one out of Teflon. But it also has a valve and spring.

If it sits behind the block, it has a 1mm gap o breathe thru. Doesn't seem rite.




The valve is bigger than the hole in the spacer block. Was thinking maybe it should be so the valve can float up to the carby ?
Anyone seen something like this before?
If you want more pics just yell out.

 

[scallywag]

Here is a photo of said termite deposits

Your in trouble if that Termite comes back looking for his log!..... Judging by the size of the deposit, I'd say he weights about 400kg!

 

[chippy]

Your in trouble if that Termite comes back looking for his log!..... Judging by the size of the deposit, I'd say he weights about 400kg!

I was thinking you'd need to carry a big gun out that way when cutting trees....that's a monster

 

[MCW]

I was thinking you'd need to carry a big gun out that way when cutting trees....that's a monster

I bet he's got a sore butthole too.