josharb87

Try adjusting the L screw by between an 1/8 to a 1/4 turn when warm makes acceleration pickup much better Still no 200 tho

What, how, who have you tried so far?

Awesome! When I went to the states, they had over booked the flight too (expecting cancelations/no shows) so we were asked to wait till the next flight in 4hours, and got bumped up to first class

There's a few over here who like to spread the proverbial, and IME of then meeting those "bell ends" not justified

Probably on its original head gasket too ...... Nice truck mate

This clip came to mind [ame=http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Mz_XMpdLiBk]Come fly with me - Tommy's new job - YouTube[/ame] Good luck Johny, you'll need it

Don't forget 4pubs!

But the extra three years they've had to develop it has made a difference!

Or could the bunk be slightly side tip? Like some tracked chippers

Fantastic pictures mate! I always thought you and your old man just cut grass and done a bit of weeding, not master craftsmen! you're both far too modest about your work

Awesome pic set and loved the music! How'd you decide on the amount to be taken off? Is there any way you can estimate the amount if future decay?

Tree geek, in tims method you don't need to untie, just pull the lowering line through leaving the Crab and sling attached to the branch on the ground. You just need a load of crabs and slings up the tree with you

I've used the log lander Was speaking to a forestry company one lunch who were looking at alstor for a site, not knowing anything I suggested the kranman, they just laughed, they don't have a good reputation for pro useage

Fun looking job!

I thought it was too heavy for what it is and the noise like nails down a blackboard!

I don't own one but have used all from the 200 series to the 700 series, well except the skid steer range Some will discount the 200 series because on paper or only lifts 350kg whereas the big ones lift over a ton blah blah, it's a cracking little machine, like a gokart to drive grass tyres are crap though, and it does need the counterweights on the back. Feels very simple, as it is! The bigger ones especially the 700 series feel like a well engineered machine, the only let down is the lifting arm is a single arm, set off center, I think this is unique o Avants, my girlfriends lifted too heavy a lift, twisted the lifting arm out of its bearings, but that was probably operator error! You have to be doing something pretty bloody stupid to tip one tbh, An owner operator would prob never tip one Telescopic boom is ace Muck grab is most usefull, log grab rotator is only good for the larger machines as its a hefty lump Avants are easy o operate, electronic joystick for the loader is awesome compared to multiple leavers-you can lift, boom in/out, grab and tilt all with one hand

A few more today, Oak this time

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/arb-trucks/11018-converting-my-130-tipper.html

Real nice job you've done Geoff, nice simple styling too

Nice!

Haha, I reckon James's is better, can balance the picks, and not limited to the cut diameter.... Big ladder, 66, stand in the main forks and cut away:biggrin:

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/large-equipment/38490-man-vs-machine-job.html

I've worked with just that, 25m hiab style crane with a jib, harvester head, not as great as it sounds

Worst yet probably! First few weeks were great, super comfy, waterproof, awesome first impressions for the price, nice! 3rd day one of the lace hooks popped off, 2 now have popped out, very weak outer rubber toe cap, peeling off, leather of the boots is not durable, a dead sharp peg sliced the leather open, other boot, where the inner edge of he boot touches the tree when spiking has worn the stitching out and is starting to open up, the grip is too hard to unless its mud, the boots don't grip anywhere near as much as I'd reasonably expect. Boots squeak when wet or damp, waterproof ness lasted two weeks tops. Starting to rub my little toe Nearly 5 MONTHS old Conclusion? Will stop being a tight wad and buy a set of meindls