Husqvarna King
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I have fitted many a bearing on agricultural equipment before but never on a flywheel chipper, i think my local bearing company can get the bearing for me and i was going to have a go myself but i think i will take it to a specialist, thanks for all of your advice, I will get it right first time rather than having a go myself - top advice:001_smile:
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Thanks fellas, we have a local bearing manufacturer so i might give that a try, if not i'll give timberwolf a ring. cheers fellas
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I had a new engine put in my CH25PH Entec woodchipper last december, and late friday night i think the flywheel bearing went...cant be sure as it was dark and i havnt had chance to get to the yard and have a look.....any advice as to where i could get a bearing from or is it a specialist job...also would it be expensive and where would it be best to take it? Thanks in advance for your replies lads
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Pins and needles in hands every morning when i wake up, had a blackthorn cut from my leg that had gone through a nerve, had 4 stiches:thumbdown: and the occasional trapped bollock.....hate it when that happens and nearly burning the friction hitch out to get down to free the trapped nut:scared1:
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Will try and get a pic tomorrow, mine is a 25hp V-twin....I dont think the 27hp would work as from what i can remember it doesnt come in the correct shaft size and has a different air filter system that is much taller than mine, so it wouldnt have fitted under the fibre glass top
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I have the Entec Ch25PH 6" from 1998, great little machine, it cost about £900 for the engine including fitting and warrenty....i had a couple of head gaskets on my old engine, a bent valve stem and the old girl was getting a bit tired.....will try and get a photo of her
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Stolen timeberwolf tw150 dhb seriel number 206143062-a1
Husqvarna King replied to tobyowles's topic in Stolen Equipment
Are you the fella with the sign up in Stanton Hope? Sorry to hear what happened and best of luck with trying to get it back mate -
I had a new engine put in mine last November by Universal Engine Power in Dumnow, Essex, the engineer got the wiring diagram from Timberwolf when he fitted the engine for us
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thanks for the advice fellas.....I really havnt got a clue what to go for now!! HAHA
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i prefer thicker rope and climb with a prussic
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Im after a new climbing rope 36M to replace my New England hi vee..... which would you recommend as the most hard wearing and is there such a rope that is better than others when not used with a cam saver
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Thanks for that...will have to give them a try when my last pair of de-walts wear out
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What gloves are those Peter?
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A re-pollard on a Willow in Essex, hadnt been done for 8-10 years, my ladders are 40ft to give you an idea of the size (no i didnt cut off them!!) The tree had quite a spread as it went over both neighbours gardens! No before photos but one before i took last anchor point out and had a split branch to remove. Had to re-rope three times and lower several branches over the various fences. Also there was a natural spring in the middle of the garden and a long up-hill drag for the groundies
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when coming back in from a limb walk i grab both parts of the rope above my prussic and then tend the slack/tighten the prussic when in a better position or where there is something to grab onto...works for me
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Best Western is 'For a few dollars more' great film [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2l4IKz3m7c&feature=PlayList&p=FE0E53D56D63C616&playnext=1&index=1[/ame]
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looking for a saw any suggestions
Husqvarna King replied to desired_affect's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum
Thats really good Matty, what wood is that? -
Nah i dont think this is right, if you go on the husky site you can type in the saw number (eg 1100) and it will have a parts list etc....
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Thanks a lot mate, might give that a try in the Spring cheers:001_smile:
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Have 2 Hi-lux's a mark 111 and a mark 1V...and my old man has a 2002 L200, both mine wipe the floor with his poxy truck....I think the Hi-lux is king...although i wouldnt fancy one of those newer models to be honest
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Thats a great price, may i ask where you got it from and is that the same price for everyone?
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Ha Ha yeah mate, it drives fine...but has no MOT.....like your transit, did the same to mine this week in the snow, only i think mine is too big now:sad: It hasnt got the tool area that yours has and looks a bit taller, recon it could get 7cubic metres in there easy!!
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A good old fashioned naturally aspirated Diesel 2.4
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putting it on ebay this weekend fellas, so last chance if youre interested. Also have original toyota radio, couple of oil filters, alternator belt and a seal kit for the front ball joint....heres some more pictures:
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Ebay: Husky 395xp 28" bar - For sale
Husqvarna King replied to hairy_woodsman's topic in General chat
Hey, im no chav....and we call it SHAVS (stihl hand arm vibration syndrome)
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