Dean Lofthouse
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Everything posted by Dean Lofthouse
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Funnily enough tom, i'm climbing about on the log pile right now
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It was a big metre long lump of sycamore about 30" dis and now its half of a big lump of sycamore. I,m saving it all in case i need to make some scrubbing boards for if washing machines ever become obsolete.
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Can I charge double
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Forestry buildings in woodland
Dean Lofthouse replied to hawk eye's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
I'll let you know, I'm going for a 100 ft x 50 ft fully enclosed steel portal building to store equipment securely. Just having a topographical survey done this weekend then we can get drawing done and submitted in the next few week -
Good man ! I now can see why my baffle plate has done just that
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Timberwolf bearings getting hot please help.
Dean Lofthouse replied to Billy R's topic in Maintenance help
Found it http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/189927-post.html -
Timberwolf bearings getting hot please help.
Dean Lofthouse replied to Billy R's topic in Maintenance help
There's a thread somewhere on here that I did showing how to do it. It's a bit more complex than shimming for your anvil gap. It sounds like you have end loaded the bearings -
Sounds like a shagged battery or solonoid to me (-:
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it would be a start to stop family allowance and publicly funded fertility treatment
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This is the patent pending lofthouse anti cyclist / pedestrian barrier that we employed today. It has been tested previously on cyclists to good effect. Although I must admit, it only stopped the cycle, the cyclist managed to carry on well into the work area. Our barbed wire as second line of defense did the job of stopping the cyclist though.
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Up to a point...yes
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Joys of having a pup
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http://www.merlo.com/media/77277/CingoRange-xg-0309.pdf
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Anyone uprated a 4x4 pick up to 3.5 tonner?
Dean Lofthouse replied to Andrew Barrett's topic in Arb-Trucks
It's no good converting a pickup to 3.5t. It's not just about the weight you carry, it's about having room to carry it too. I've looked into many a truck combination and still keep arriving back at the same start point......landrover. Sent from my GT-I9505 using Arbtalk mobile app -
90% domestic and I don't do construction firms either
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The dog made a full recovery Jon and luckily my mate has plenty of money so the vets bill didn't hurt him like it would us Sent from my GT-I9505 using Arbtalk mobile app
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I find the loader does less damage than tracks and you don't need to carry around big ply board sheets to turn on My loader will do a 10 point turn on a lawn and hardly leave a mark but it has got flotation tyres on it (-: Sent from my GT-I9505 using Arbtalk mobile app
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Currently I am owed nothing from my domestic customers, they pay on completion and I have never had any real problems Below is my commercial "owed" list and it seems I,m always having to chase commercial customers
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My mate was sawing logs and had his neighbours terrier with him. He was minding the terrier while they were away. The terrier grad the saw blade whilst it was running full tilt and made a bit of a mess. I'd have hated to have been him handing the dog back in bits Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
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I'd rather replace worn parts on my mewp than worn parts of my body. Knees, hips etc etc etc Sent from my GT-I9505 using Arbtalk mobile app
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Did you get the heavy duty rake Stevie and is it good for clearing such as shrubberys and little roots
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Spot the error Sent from my GT-I9505 using Arbtalk mobile app
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Mini tree, dog, human and truck Sent from my GT-I9505 using Arbtalk mobile app
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Fixing the csf loader Stevie. One benefit of the pup getting bigger is he's losing his shark teeth, can't wait Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk
