Jump to content

Log in or register to remove this advert

MR TREEBUS

Member
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    172

  • Joined

  • Last visited

 Content Type 

Everything posted by MR TREEBUS

  1. MR TREEBUS
    Same as above,but only bought one through ebay......was always dubious about vehicles on there but saw a van on there over twelve months ago and touch wood its been a cracker........but i did go and kick tyres and see it/test drive before handing over cash..........
  2. MR TREEBUS
    I know this one was definitely made in the uk
  3. MR TREEBUS
    A mix of ash,cherry and hardwood briquettes......smells lovely
  4. MR TREEBUS
    pm sent
  5. MR TREEBUS
    Will have to keep an eye on mine,appreciate the heads up,hope you back up and running after the belt issue Decided to put some wheels on mine,some pics below.
  6. MR TREEBUS
    Had a Villager for 4 years now and its taken some abuse,burnt tons and tons of wood....no probs so far other than replacing consumables ie stove rope,fire bricks and i can shut it down overnight! Just finished installing an old Coalbrookdale that i got for a bargain on Fleabay in another room so gonna be toasty this winter :thumbup: Ps both stoves are cast iron!!
  7. MR TREEBUS
    Excellent, :thumbup1: hopefully you back up and running again now?
  8. MR TREEBUS
    Free delivery within 10 mile radius,£1 a mile after that. To be honest thinking of reducing it to 5 mile radius.
  9. MR TREEBUS
    No worries How did the belt changing go?
  10. MR TREEBUS
    pm sent
  11. MR TREEBUS
    To be sure,to be sure!
  12. MR TREEBUS
    I actually phoned M Large as i was struggling to find the size,same as you. Problem was they told me A35,which i knew was wrong, as i had measured the top width of the belts previously The size of belts you need is B35,it does give you belt size in the spare parts list downloadable from M Large website.Have fun changing them,its a bit of a pig,if you need any help give me a shout.
  13. MR TREEBUS
    Mine did the same a couple of weeks ago,got mine off ebay item no 200496750882 worked out about a tenner for both inc postage,i would think M Large would be dearer but dont know for sure
  14. MR TREEBUS
    Just wish you were closer Nick, i would definately have a load
  15. MR TREEBUS
    Thats called the North/South divide
  16. MR TREEBUS
    prices and availability for the x27 seem ridiculous in the uk,i have the x25 or super splitter as it was known before the re branding that Fiskars have undertaken in the last year or so.I thought at first it was too short in the handle length,but you soon adjust and it is the best and only maul i will ever use now. If its any good tooledup.com are doing the x25 for 50 quid which is a bargain!! link below. Fiskars X25 Antishock SoftGrip Splitting Axe 722mm Long for Large Logs : Fiskars : Tooled-Up.com
  17. MR TREEBUS
    Snapped the drive belts on the Hakki Pilke Eagle after tightening them too much ,minor but still a "break" Good job i ordered some spare belts last week
  18. MR TREEBUS
    I have had a Fiskars Super Splitter(now called the X25) for about 3 years, absolutely brilliant :thumbup1: wouldnt even think of using anything else.
  19. MR TREEBUS
    CONGRATULATIONS!!! Yours is BIGGER (and more expensive!!)
  20. MR TREEBUS
    Been a few threads on here about hiring processors so here goes.... Hakki Pilke Eagle and compact tractor plus 2 operators for hire within 20 mile radius of BB7,further by negotiation,will not hire out without operators,output dependant on type of timber,hire rate 200 quid a day plus fuel,any enquiries,questions pm me or ring 07790662137 Regards
  21. MR TREEBUS
    Ok,thanks,contacting M Large was going to be my plan B,was just wondering if anyone on here knew the sizes off the top of their head and had replaced the belts so they could "talk" me through before i start pulling it to pieces
  22. MR TREEBUS
    Hi all,time has come to change the belts on my Hakkie Pilke Eagle pto driven splitter/saw bench.Does anyone know the belt sizes that i need and also any guidance for changing belts?? Cheers in advance
  23. MR TREEBUS
    Im lovin the hammock in the second picture!
  24. MR TREEBUS
    Thats funny :thumbup:
  25. MR TREEBUS
    I know its been on here before and i have spent 20 mins searching before anyone says can some one please provide link to conversion rates for solid cubic metre of timber to loose,cheers in advance

About

Arbtalk.co.uk is a hub for the arboriculture industry in the UK.  
If you're just starting out and you need business, equipment, tech or training support you're in the right place.  If you've done it, made it, got a van load of oily t-shirts and have decided to give something back by sharing your knowledge or wisdom,  then you're welcome too.
If you would like to contribute to making this industry more effective and safe then welcome.
Just like a living tree, it'll always be a work in progress.
Please have a look around, sign up, share and contribute the best you have.

See you inside.

The Arbtalk Team

Follow us

Articles

×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.

  I accept