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I have certainly accumulated a lot of kit. That's the problem when you start making money. The temptation to spend it..

 

Anyone want to buy a chipper?

 

You can donate me one if you like 😂😂

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Missed a call from Redwoods so will speak to them tomorrow. Nice surprise have to be honest and say have been upset about this. I accept machines break particularly if being worked hard or pushed to their limit but I feed the machine and even as on this case a bloke was working with me while 2 others did the cutting I do my best to check whats about to go through. Am toying with idea of permanent grease nipples actually on bearings so no doubt grease getting there.

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It's nothing to do with greasing, the original cast bearings simply weren't up to the job. Get the new ones on and that's it job done.

 

thats not stricly true, if theres no grease they will run dry ,ware and oserlate in the carrage ,leading to premture failure.how ever it happens

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Nice 1 Forst!

 

I was thinking the same and really like the product but am slightly concerned they never recalled the machines in the first place. Bits of broken up bearing cases getting into the works could get dangerously ugly.

 

Bob

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