josharb87
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slowly top cutting smaller limbs can let the branch fold under, away from potential hazards, leaving the but facing away from the tree on the ground. wood species dependant though
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pics of burner top of door needs welding(rusted through as you can see) exhaust exit needs a new 90degree bend, owner seems adamant hes going to cut out whats left and weld a new stainless steel bend in, prob wants something to do tbh chimneys are there, just need mounting brackets made to fit to wall or wherever theyre going to go both pumps are there, working, and most the copper pipe work as said before, it was all working before it was taken out to be replaced with oil heating as shifting logs at 80 was getting too much for him, reckon it saved him 2k a year, with water so hot itd scald you!
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deadwooding 'a'la josh'
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like it, like the price too was the cab heater stuck on full by any chance??
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very handy piece of kit there how much?
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how about this for a chip truck then??? County Forward Control 4X4 with Scow End Dump Body on eBay (end time 22-Oct-09 17:35:40 BST)
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if you saw a vehicle you wanted for sale for say 4 grand, and you knew it was 3 grand below its true value, would you go up to the seller and say heres 7 grand??? nope, diddnt think you would it was a true BARGIN, you dont get bargins by paying the full value of something well done that man
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i think theres two ways/types of door knockers, depends how the approach is, for example if i were to see a tree in someoned front garden, deader than dead, posing a hazard to the public, i dont think it would be wrong to knock on the door, inform them of the risk, introduce youre company and leave a card, no pressure, give us a call for a quote, have a good day but theres the knockers that go cold calling, pressurise the owner you know the sort and look at it another way, every job you or a reputable company does is one less job for the gypo types
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green petrol in a stihl???
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to be anywhere near acurate you need to measure the dimensions of the load area
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can you clarify what youve got, as at the moment is seems like you want to know how much youre 3 axle lorry which is a small tipping volvo trailer which holds 10-15cubic meters will hold its been a hard day, so forgive me if im missing the obvious
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you need the dimensions of the load area, not plated weight cubic meters =length X height X width
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what are the dimensions of the load area
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???? how bigs the lorry
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rover???
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haha, i gave him a lift home once
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if the bars getting hot and warping, are you sure youre tensioning the chain right?
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if its possible to get it out the ground with the rootball attatched, its much more desireable
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cheers Mr Ed, i was half thinking that would be the case nevermind, got a new idea now
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self propelled chipper (Shreks wee chipper)
josharb87 replied to Stephen Blair's topic in Large equipment
how heavy is youre chipper steve? -
id take a guess at high water mark maybe?
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could i not just keep the vehicle running? would that power pack be man enough to run a splitter steve? i'll ask the hydraulic bloke what he reckons when i go see him!
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ok is that simple/do-able without affecting the tipper? would the basic idea work? i.e can you power a decent hydraulic log splitter off a tipper?
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heres a question for you log splitter hydraulic boys. . . starting to convert my 130 to a tipper, seeing as im off to the local hydraulic bloke to get the power pack mated to the ram soon(they were sourced sepperatly), would it be feesable to have some quick release couplings on the power pack end, then be able to unplug the tipper, and plug in the splitter to run off the tippers hydraulic pack? the power pack used to run a 2tonne hiab, so presumabally its used to reppitive movements/continious work? could that work?
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nice little day drip anyway! good pics
