tree monkey

Don't remember any Leylands I worked on having a dipstick for the back end oil. From memory there's a level bolt on the left hand side of the rear casing just above PTO level. 13/1/2" spanner if I recall correctly. From the symptoms you describe it certainly sounds like lack of oil in the back end. Apologies if it sounds like teaching your mate to suck eggs but he isn't dipping the engine oil assuming one reservoir covers all is he?

no his has a dipstick next to the gear box.

i went and filled it up yesterday even the tipper and pickup hitch is juddering.

we recently had the backend off to mend the pto and cleaned the filters then.

I hit the toe of my boot the other day it went straight through to the steel toe cap which was a bit worrying i thought the kevlar or whatever is in them should of stopped the chain before it got to the steel toe cap... They were haix protector pros by the way.

im not sure if there is protection on the toecaps

mine were "no risk logger" there knackered now but they did what they were designed to do so replace and learn

Were you logging thin cord with your foot too close?

it was fairly thin using a ms341 with 15 inch bar and nice and sharp.

didnt think my foot was too close but picture proves other wise

Did the fluff stop the saw?

it stopped the saw but not by clogging it snagged and stopped id just taken my finger off the revs .

got a fright for sure

on ground

Had my wakeup call today please look use it as a reminder to us all:blushing:.:blushing:

if your milling with it why not take them off ?

he said its on the full on dipstick.hes used universal tractor oil

hi

my mate has a leyland tractor and we are having probs with the loader when you lift the arms they drop then start going up and judder whilst doing it also they are very slow.

I opened a joint on the backend and the oil came out like foam an spluttered occationally as if air is in.

Anyone any ideas

Cheers

no since sept 12 to now

it has 7 rooms in total a terraced house

rung them its right allegedly

Does your hot water get heated electrically?

yes i do

After deciding to sort money out and streamline costs ive been looking at fuel costs at home gas = nothing

heating = own logs

electric = £700

this a quarterly bill we are on prepaid meter does this sound right

knowing our weather stick with the wellies

hows have you worn just the fingers away ?

i always use the rubber palmed ones when there worn its usually across the palm

keep the tail lift its easier to get heavy logs on the van imo

if you get some plywood and fabricate a box using the metal sides it helps stopping the sides pushing out

do they have to be roe antlers got some red antlers for big coats

Lmao Tony

 

maybe coz I'm in my mid fourties now , and maybe its because I dont hold a massive amount of classroom time that would have bombarded my single brain cell anyway ,

 

BUT in my simple mind it seems to me things now ,, are wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy........ too complicated

 

WTf would some of these guys do without all their gadgets & gizmos

 

Iain

my sentiments too one rope one flipline job done.

must work im still here

just buy one the cute factor will win lol

i did mine at 35 and have sub climbed crack on mate and show the "young guns" us oldies can do there job as good as them

try treequip

whats cs36?

do you have to produce it ?

if your stopped by police it comes up on computer theses days

Would love to but she say no:thumbdown:. Wants a new kitchen first

nooo get pup first wen its grown up kitchen then its not ruining the new one.