Steve Bullman
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Rouses at aylsham? Or acle?
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Anything’s possible!! Just need to find the right person to do it
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Can it go 70mph?
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Another New Zealand work vid! My first crane job!
Steve Bullman replied to Conorjm10's topic in Video forum
Good work again mate, thanks for sharing -
Video I shot a year or so ago
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I think it will have a massive impact on sales when the word really gets out! the Armorak is the other one affected I believe. Thankfully i'm safe with the Navara
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perfect, did you tell them you found them here?
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In Desperate times...My Silky saves the day!
Steve Bullman replied to silky fox's topic in The Lounge
Congratulations Paul -
Transition to self employed (wages etc)
Steve Bullman replied to Carl1991's topic in Business Management
As much as you can get away with!!! You are here to do NO ONE favours -
Nope ?
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I had someone from Singapore ask if I could deliver some free wood chips
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same. I don't get it
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You’d know if the drum had spayed as it would have completely Seized. i think it’s just the dyneema you have to be careful with
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Sure....and it's not 'why I think it would damage the drum', it DOES. I have seen it first hand. Basically if it isn't coiled perfectly and tensioned perfectly every time what can happen is when its winding itself in the rope will flatten out, this in turn makes the drum spay out and cease. I should have got photos when it happened. But yes, in theory it should be a lot nicer than messing around with wire rope. And it is, but you need to be aware of the limitations
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if you're not very careful the dyneema rope will splay the drum open
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Yep used one plenty. They are very useful indeed but have to be treated carefully or you will have problems with them. Much prefer one over a tirfor
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Might not have existed then
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Rope guide all the way. I wouldn't have another pulley saver. It does the job but is a poor imitation of the original rope guide IMO
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You don’t yet mate, but ask any time you like in the meantime
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Pair of waders, get permission to cut and leave it in habitat piles the other side of the stream, can’t see a problem with that at all. Half a days work at most unless the picture is very deceptive
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Anything is possible and wether or not the costs are prohibitive or not is down to you to decide, I’m surprised no one would give a quote regardless of the cost
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Got any pics?
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absolutely. This can make as much as 4-5mpg difference amazingly.
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16 plate Navara, around 34mpg, 38-40 on longer drives
