Thanks

Hi, Can you tell me the valve clearances for the tappets. Thanks Dave

wow 2 bad advice bits in this , never use water to clean brakes,,,, an dont use those nasty cheap gold fen pads they are real bad cheap rubbish .

Does anyone have the torque specs for the small front sprocket. I can't find it anywhere listed in the manual. Many thanks!

Great advce at the end. I'm going to try a 3/4 hose for my pressure washer, just ordered today

I use a re-usable zip tie for my trigger, they cant fit locks due to too many accidents/deaths. Dont use for longer than about 20 mins as these are light duty. Doing a softwash with a bleach the day before (in dry weather, appy with watering can, diluting to suit the level of dirt.

good review THANKS

Got the same van! Can you explain where you connected the positive lug? I can’t see an obvious place to put it with that battery fuse box in the way!

I was looking at a new lexmoto xdv300 for pottering around on, I wont bother now, I realise they are a 'budget' brand, but after reading all these comments they are definitely 'sub' budget, in fact they sound like total s_hit!.....thanks for the reviews everyone.

Good help to me. Thanks.

Great video. Thank you.

They're now £72 !

I think the lack of the trigger lock, is safety. This thing will easily break your wrist.

Can i give you a thousand likes, every F*** didnt show the sppndle lock even the manual didnt. You saved me alot of crying! You lej subbed just for that.

Subbed. Good talk through. Cheers!

This video is wrong , sorry m8 you only connected the tacks by one conector, you use both one goes underneath in the clamping groves ( since your never going to use the clamps in the center of the track there is room) PS this is the old version of the tracks for the same saw , the new version has a second plastic conector that goes at the front edge of the track its a clear plastic ""wedge"" its a terrible fit and its why i watched this video but your saw does not have it ( 2 year old video at my time of watching it) they have changed the design slightly.

Thats pretty cool bud👍nice 'book of souls' t shirt that was a great gig 🤘

Please could you clarify whether the handbrake should be up or down when you're putting the nut back on? I got a bit lost when you were talking about notches. Did you mean pulled up by three clicks? Great video by the way!

Lovin the spotlight on the front.

Thank you for your detailed review. I am debating myself if I buy this one or the Schepparch PL55 from Screwfix. I am not going to rip much, but to cut pieces those I cannot put through my Table Saw due to the space inside my Man Cave. Nevertheless, thank you for your review, as I believe *_Our World_* is a *_Shared Experience_* ... Remember, *_Life_* is *_Short_* so *_Live Long_* and *_Prosper_* ... 🖖 Cheers...

Do not use Poole Moto. I can't stress enough. Trading standards are involved and a case has been opened up against them. I urge any other victims. Or customers who have had a negative and disgusting experience with them. To contact Trading standards. Or pursue legal proceedings should you find your reasoning justified. They do ship nation wide. So please becareful. Check the consumer rights act of 2015. I aim to bring awareness to this cause. To help other riders. Whether you are thinking of riding. First time rider. Beginner or even expert. Do your research. Talk to other riders. Watch the KZbin videos. Weigh up the pros and cons. Respect yorself and others whilst riding. Enjoy the experience. Find out what works for you. With safety and safety of others in mind also. Do not allow yourselves to be subjected to impropper advice. It could lead you to experiencing a company like this. Or put yorself and other people's lives at risk. I purchased a brand new 2024 motorbike. From Poole Moto. The bike has had several oil leaks. An engine light come on and faults all in the space of just over a month of ownership. Started within the first week. The bike has only done 300 miles. Hardly ridden. Due to the issues and experiences. Majority of those miles to and from Poole moto. For repairs as stated they would not refund myself. Upon receiving the bike back from them a second time. Of there repair. The engine wouldn't start. The engine management light came on. The gear lights disappeared. The issues were covered up. By the owner saying all this is happening. Because the bike needs a service.... When I tell other riders. Or dealerships & workshops. They laugh or tell me some horror story. As they have had to fix bikes for other victims of Poole Moto. I do have support from other riders. I would like to make it known. That the riding community is a wonderful place. Something to embrace. Be a part of. Fall in love with...Onwards! Poole Moto refused to give me a refund on many occasions. I had to allow them to do repairs... On a new bike... Of which they declared. The faults and repairs. Were down to themselves. They also tried to blame the manufacturer at one point. However have since changed that statement. Saying that the faults are from themselves. Wrong information given Excuses made Mistakes made by there mechanics Ignoring the rights of a customer Lies told by The owner & Poole Moto Disregard for my own safety. Including Safety of others. It would appear they can't accept responsibility. The owner has tried every trick in the book. Not to adhere to the duty of care. Himself and company have for myself as a customer. Once again they would not refund myself for the motorbike. On the day of purchase £2418 was paid to them. Plus £25 delivery charge. Bare that in mind. 2024 Brand new motorbike with no previous owners. Less than a month and a half later and everything going on. They still wouldn't refund. After countless times of asking. Very stressful. Very tedious. Disgusting process I assure you. I have been effected financially, mentally and so on from Poole Moto. I do not wish for others to suffer at the hands of this company. Nore do I wish for any first time riders. Parents who are buying for there children or so on and so forth. To come to any harm. Or experience what I have. Through negligence of a trader. Regardless of what comment. Poole moto makes in response. Whatever lies they tell. However they want to cover there tracks. This review is 100% pure. 100% factual. Do not subject yorself to them. My bike is currently in the capable hands of another dealership. Wish me luck and please 🙏 Seek help if you have been effected by Poole Moto. Thankyou The new rider you tried to screw over.

Wonderful video. Really clear and concise. Thanks pal. Replaced my cable (snapped) today. Also managed to slide under without ramps but would have been more comfortable with im sure. £7 from ebay!

Cordless tools are great, but still lack in power for the price. My 10 year old corded Titan gives me 8 jules for £50!

Bought one of these at least 10 years ago for busting concrete on fence post. Absolutely fantastic tool ! I bought some 400mm chisels,and it works perfectly. It has been dropped in puddles and mud, and generally abused over the years, but still works as good as new!! Cost only £49 too!

A great video, thank you.

Looking forward to see where this goes 👍

Thankyou for this

Hi mate, nice vid. Just wondering how much cable you used? Im thinking of doing the same so would be good to know.

That's really good ...very talented

Bring it in tomorrow so I can finger it. 😂

I have just bought this saw and fitted a kitchen with it. It’s spot on. Not sure about the anti kick back leaver it’s a little annoying. I’m glad it’s there for safety. Overall I’m very impressed with it. It kept it sharpness after cutting through 40mm worktops and end panels etc. One of my better buys.

Cheer bud having a go at this!! What size nut and bolts you use?

Looks well, pity about the reaction, I know what that feels like.

Thank you very much for your helpful video.

I've not tried any Erbauer Bits. Bosch, SDS. Dewalt, Combi drill. Retired Pro.

I own one of these and I have to say, it's fantastic. Had it over a year and in constant use for mixing plaster, drywall adhesive and even concrete and sand and cement mixes and it hasn't missed a beat. Quite happy with it.

That's my preferred layout in these smaller vans, I'm not keen on those Rock'n Roll seat/bed layouts. You did a nice job. The thing I'd probably add (if I was to fit one out) is a roof hatch/skylight, I use mine in my Talbot 24/7, it's even used while I'm not in my van for long periods; I keep it open 1/4 to 3/8 of an inch for extra air circulation. My van is always dry and smells fresh, I've done this for five years. There's also two little side vents I leave almost permanently open, unless I'm in it and wind is hitting from one side; then I close that vent. With the diesel heater on, when coats etc have gotten wet, the damp coats dry out into the heated air and goes up and out the hatch, even if it's still raining outside. I don't open the hatch enough to let rain in. Anyway, I'm looking forward to more 👍🐕🚐👊

Very helpful video and presentation going step by step

Great vid as always bud 🤘There’s definitely something wrong with that GoPro we had one recording our gig for around 2 hours on Saturday 🤔

Tried any Erbauer Bits yet?

Cracking job mate. 👏👏

You need some new bits M8.

Is this Lee?

I thought it was connected to the alternator.

Thank you, very helpful

Thx 👍🏻

Great vid bud I especially liked the ghost in the background that went up the stairs while you were doing the intro 😁

The van's really starting to take shape, heat in the van will make all the difference. I've got a LWB but basically in the middle of doing the same with the bed across the back doors, I'm only 5'8" lol. Anyway good luck with the finishing touches.

Perfect tools

Link to the knob?