Peter
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I set my system up with an unvented radiator circuit. I put an expansion vessel and a 3 bar blowoff valve in and never had any issues. I'm not a plumber though so don't take my advice. Why do you want to use a pressurised system? If it's to work with a combi boiler then running the same water through the back boiler is a bad idea, a heat exchanger and two seperate systems is a much better idea. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Except the 90....... Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Sorry not making them any more.
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Co-op is also one the better ethical banks, ie they don't invest in selling guns to children etc. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Yes you do. Still cheaper than many of the other options. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Wet t shirt by the look of it.
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Sheeting systems - Transcover - For the waste and construction industry Harsh make something similar.
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I've never been charged a penny in fees by my business bank. No overdraft though. Plus they pay me £25 every year for the privilege of being my bank. (Co-operative FSB account if you're wondering)
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It does spill over a bit if you try to brim it, a proper roller tarp with sides would be the best with a front mounted crane I think.
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Sorry to hear that, hope you get the stuff back.
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If it's taken 10 years to mow 6 acres I think you need a bigger tractor. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Use mine in all weathers, they are designed to be stuck on motorbike helmets, can't get much more exposed than that. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Sounds like you need a jo beau or one of the little GM machines rather than a tracked machine.
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At a guess, tw150vtr. Won't be under 750 kg though, what is your upper weight limit?
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The biggest trailer you can tow with an 18 tonner is 20 tonnes, want a few horses for that mind.
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You need a drawbar hitch and air connections for the brakes. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Same here 21.5 GTW. There is a drawbar version, called the Tector, 280bhp and 8 speed zf gearbox.
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18 tonner. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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On timber haulage today. Plus some pics of bolsters and sockets. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Iv only put one tyre on it in 6 years, that was £300 I think. Tax is £650 a year. Inspections every 6 weeks cost me about £70. Mot is about £100. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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I'll get one tomorrow. Find the cross members under the floor, and weld some box section in where the cross members meet the side runners.
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Nice one, just put some high sides on and take her to work.
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You know your customer base Hodge, but I do mostly domestic work and it gets up lots of driveways. On the rare occasion it won't fit on a drive, that's where the mini loader comes into it's own, slightly longer drag to get to roadside, no problem. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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It's far from finished, needs a little bit of bracing, a tree pusher on the top and a proper heel at the bottom of the mounting plate before I paint it. Having said that it's pretty strong as it is. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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I debated that one for ages, in the end I went with 1 piece sides because they are easier to remove and replace, and I don't need a standard drop side body, it's either a flat with bolsters or a big chip box. I mostly tip to the passenger side, which is almost completely tool lockers so they hold the chip back, then once it's tipped I lock the steering over and reverse out. I never tip logs, everything is in lengths and unloaded with the crane. How exactly would a tail lift work with a rear mount crane stephen? Or do you mean transport it on the lift like you used to with your GM chipper? It's impracticable for towing a trailer and would just add unnecessary weight. I do have a divider to make a space at the front of the chip box where the mini loader goes, even with that on I still have 16 cubic metre capacity.
