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It’s a long story John, involving a franchise in another country, too boring to go into.
 
Redwood have been excellent in their service though, above and beyond.

Hope you get it sorted Mick, is it a common fault or are you just unlucky with your machine?
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Hope you get it sorted Mick, is it a common fault or are you just unlucky with your machine?
We didn't have that crack on our st8 but had plenty of others, some cosmetic which were irritating and some structural which if left unspotted could have been seriously dangerous, redwood did sort everything eventually and did it very well giving me back a rebuild vertually new machine but the hassle and down time lost my faith in the machine and brand.

Hope you get it sorted easily mick
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2 hours ago, Gray git said:

We didn't have that crack on our st8 but had plenty of others, some cosmetic which were irritating and some structural which if left unspotted could have been seriously dangerous, redwood did sort everything eventually and did it very well giving me back a rebuild vertually new machine but the hassle and down time lost my faith in the machine and brand.

Hope you get it sorted easily mick

Nods head in agreement...

 

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4 hours ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Grinding off the weld, you can see the crack.

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i assume ya need to empty the hydraulic tank afore that can be weld repaired ?

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6 minutes ago, wicklamulla said:

i assume ya need to empty the hydraulic tank afore that can be weld repaired ?

For sure, and fill it with Argon to prevent explosions (see pic)

 

All done and back to work tomorrow

 

 

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We didn't have that crack on our st8 but had plenty of others, some cosmetic which were irritating and some structural which if left unspotted could have been seriously dangerous, redwood did sort everything eventually and did it very well giving me back a rebuild vertually new machine but the hassle and down time lost my faith in the machine and brand.

Hope you get it sorted easily mick

I’ve had my little TW125 for just over 8yrs now but the machine is 16yrs old now. Perfect for what I need it for just requires a little tlc from time to time. So I’m guessing micks crack is just a one off thing? I see most companies are using the Forst chipper’s these days so they must be doing something right
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23 minutes ago, Alex O said:


I’ve had my little TW125 for just over 8yrs now but the machine is 16yrs old now. Perfect for what I need it for just requires a little tlc from time to time. So I’m guessing micks crack is just a one off thing? I see most companies are using the Forst chipper’s these days so they must be doing something right

 The ST8 is a blinding chipper, but I certainly wouldn't want to own one out of warranty!

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The Ranger bought it today, apparently needed to be rammed into a lampost to avoid a cyclist, stuffed the rad in the process. I think the driver has just won the DCM.

 

Bob

 

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