the all aussie dribble thread!

[deye223]

Hi Guys, These are the chains that my brother inlaw sharpened and
Any help on fixing them would be great
Regards Peter

keep them away from ya brother inlaw

 

[peter92]

keep them away from ya brother inlaw

Yeah, that's for sure, last time I will trust some one to sharpen them,
I thought my chains might be stuffed and have to buy new ones, I will get some new one any way, when I figure out the cheapest place to get them
Regards Peter

 

[Stihlman441]

Have a word to Matt he has Stihl & Carlton chain he will fix you up.
Yes i said fix you up not rip you off.:smile2:

 

[peter92]

Have a word to Matt he has Stihl & Carlton chain he will fix you up.
Yes i said fix you up not rip you off.:smile2:

Thanks for the tip, I also waiting to hear back about the files
Regards Peter

 

[Rudolf73]

Rudi, has some posts been deleited mate. ???? your remark here.

Nahh not that I know of Neil, bobs constant whinging and b*tching is just getting a bit old that's all.

 

[MCW]

Yeah, that's for sure, last time I will trust some one to sharpen them,
I thought my chains might be stuffed and have to buy new ones, I will get some new one any way, when I figure out the cheapest place to get them
Regards Peter

Thanks for the tip, I also waiting to hear back about the files
Regards Peter

Hi Peter and sorry but missed the above photos of your completely toasted chains. Been using my phone and iPad because I'm away for work and because of the small screen have been missing posts etc.
7/32" files will be fine for those chains.
The blued cutters won't be wrecked. Generally that bluing won't go in far and a quick brush on a grinder (with somebody who knows what they're doing) will bring up fresh, unaffected metal again.
The reason you're probably having trouble filing those cutters is because they were overheated.
I'll reply to your PM now.

 

[MCW]

Nahh not that I know of Neil, bobs constant whinging and b*tching is just getting a bit old that's all.

Batching scones or biscuits?
Botching things up?

Throw me a bone here Rudy. I'm stuck.

 

[peter92]

Hi Peter and sorry but missed the above photos of your completely toasted chains. Been using my phone and iPad because I'm away for work and because of the small screen have been missing posts etc.
7/32" files will be fine for those chains.
The blued cutters won't be wrecked. Generally that bluing won't go in far and a quick brush on a grinder (with somebody who knows what they're doing) will bring up fresh, unaffected metal again.
The reason you're probably having trouble filing those cutters is because they were overheated.
I'll reply to your PM now.

Hi Matt
Email Sent
Regards Peter

 

[ausneil 1]

Loving the photos Neil, keep 'em coming.

At your request Rick here is a couple more.
Mount Boss, Wauchope State Forest. Tallow wood

 

[ausneil 1]

Have a word to Matt he has Stihl & Carlton chain he will fix you up.
Yes i said fix you up not rip you off.:smile2:

Good advise.
Matt is the go for consumerable saw related items at an affordable price.

(No disrespect to any chainsaw dealerships, since Matt pays for the privilege to advertise his business here, he deserves a little plug now and then)

keep them away from ya brother inlaw

Dead right.

 

[derwoodii]

At your request Rick here is a couple more.
Mount Boss, Wauchope State Forest. Tallow wood

crikey if your 8 foot scaled up that logs gotta be close 7 foot though

nice legs, need to sumthin with yer hair :msp_rolleyes:

 

[tdi-rick]

Yeah baby, go the mullet ! (with Stubbies !) :msp_thumbup:

 

[MCW]

yeah baby, go the mullet ! (with stubbies !) :msp_thumbup:

mullet power!!!

 

[MCW]

nice legs, need to sumthin with yer hair :msp_rolleyes:

Back in the old days before chaps they used to use their hair to clog up the saw sprocket etc as a safety measure. Accidental cuts to the back of the neck were rare but the mullet stopped the saw immediately.

 

[tdi-rick]

Back in the old days before chaps they used to use their hair to clog up the saw sprocket etc as a safety measure. Accidental cuts to the back of the neck were rare but the mullet stopped the saw immediately.

Bwahahahahaha

If I was a logger I could claim that's why I now part my hair in a circle, but sadly it aint so.

It got caught in a belt drive on a race car instead :monkey:



The #2 I now sport fixes everything, it just means a beanie on these cold starts

 

[Rudolf73]

Batching scones or biscuits?
Botching things up?

Throw me a bone here Rudy. I'm stuck.

All of the above plus more :msp_wink:

 

[ausneil 1]

crikey if your 8 foot scaled up that logs gotta be close 7 foot though

nice legs, need to sumthin with yer hair :msp_rolleyes:

Yes mate, you are so correct regarding the hair, now I am older I don't know how I ever put up with it.
We were never show ponies so what you see is what you get, funny thing no one ever put sh#t on us back at the hotel.(at least not to our face anyway).
We only had to wear hard hats (in date) and ear protection back then.

 

[ausneil 1]

How about some trucks, again at Mount Boss.

that's the job I always wanted.

 

[Aussie Dave]

Yes mate, your are so correct regarding the hair, now I am older I don't know how I ever put up with it.
We were never show ponies so what you see is what you get, funny thing no one ever put sh#t on us back at the hotel.(at least not to our face anyway).
We only had to wear hard hats (in date) and ear protection back then.

Great pics Neil....you where a mean looking sob....i wouldnt be giving you crap either :msp_scared:

 

[ozflea]

Great pics Neil....you where a mean looking sob....i wouldnt be giving you crap either :msp_scared:

You whoose Aussie Dave heck hes only 2 foot tall standing on a 18" stump

P.S Neil keep your filthy and offensive language off other forums its not very becoming of you