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  1. david
    your right Dave he'd be better buying my u1250
  2. david

    Ifor problem

    david replied to jojam's topic in Maintenance help

    can you tap it with a hammer and unscrew it out. maybe leave the nut on the end as long as you can to minimise damage have you any pics
  3. david
    u1300 mog but not the u100 mog and get a mog with all the bits already on. it just gives you more options on the job. ie carry the posts and work the post driver in the one pass
  4. david
    the wind screen to bulk head mounts and the bonnet hinges are series 2A its just had a plastic S3 grill screwed on it rather than the grill you could use to make chips:drool:
  5. david
    i had a wee petrol borer. only had a 6" ogar tho but i found it usless no faster than a good heavy spade, always jammed on stones roots etc and tried to fling both of you's round, by the time youd taken the oger out the ground half the soil had fallen back in the hole and the soil still needed to be shoveled up. also in gardens, road sides or just genarly where you need to put fences up you can never be certen that your not going to hit cables or pipes etc. id say youd be better with a power pack and breaker to get old concreate out altho youl know your own job better and wither itl work for you
  6. david
    thanks Dave thats about 20,000 to 25,000 miles i think. so roughly works out around 10 - 14 p/mile just as well were running specialised machines that make the job so much faster and easyer
  7. david
    Dave have you any ruff idea of how many miles your getting out a set?
  8. david
    called mcconnechys today about some michelin XM47s lol there £595 + v each but even the cheap tires they have are £380 so id probibly just go with the michelins. im sure there worth the extra money. need it sort out 2 rims first. have any of you guys got any spare 11x20s lieing around?
  9. david
    could the flat battery affect the stress control? when i had problems with the stress control sencer on my TW theirs a bit you can check the voltage produced by the sencer. and theres a way to bypass the sencer also. but i cant remember how good luck
  10. david
    both the michelin and the continental look nice tires. have u any idea how much they are. need to try alex see what he's got. i remember on his old web site having loads of s/h tyres listed i also need 2 rims as iv got 22.5 rims on the rear
  11. david
    Tom when i first got the mog it had those on the front. seamed an ok tire for road use. did get stuck a few times tho. i think itl probibly be one a MPT type patern that i go for. has anyone any idea how many miles youd get out a set of tractor v treads only doing road work?
  12. david
    my u900 is badly needing a new set of tires. has anyone got any sugestions as to whats good and bad. it dose a lot of towing / road work and the odd job on the soft stuff. i had wondered about tractor treads but dont want to spend £300 each tyre for them not to last long had also wondered if this type wonld last longer Photos
  13. david
    was it not a bit cold for that today bet you loved those bolster pins
  14. david
    nice wee toy there. wouldnt mind one of those in my collection
  15. david
    both stihl and husky make good saws id deside by looking at where your local dealers are, seeing whos most helpfull incase you need the saw serviced etc then look at the range of saws / weight /price etc and deside from there just remember you get what you pay for oh id buy new when it comes to things like chain saws etc
  16. david
    yep they buy soft wood from us and we buy hardwoods in from them so boats loaded both ways
  17. david
    nice idea Dave that a smaller machine than steves now got but ideal for getting wood out gardens steve do you see the wee tow bar bit on the back there. would be ideal for towing gloria round by
  18. david
    orange plant was talking £21k when i asked about the price of the wolf
  19. david
    thats the one dave altho i cant really coment on how good they are as it only takes ten minutes at the end of a job to tidy up so it never needs to do much work. and iv only owned it for a about year
  20. david
    youv walked by mine a few times steve but youl not have seen it working. both the TP and timber wolf are good machines. i think the TP is sligtly cheeper to buy when new.
  21. david
    theres a nice one on ebay just now. altho its a little older than your looking for
  22. david
    is that from drinking coffee all day?
  23. david
    steve your vocal cords certenly wouldnt be cold mate:thumbup:
  24. david
    is that the ancient art?
  25. david
    would still be better if it had a honda engine on it tho. altho she might get better once she's ran in more from when i used her

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