Robert_S
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if thats true thats brilliant
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yes that would be true when self employed but now with the council you just laugh and order another chipper
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very smart, what gets kept in the caged section above the tool box?
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True, but sometimes you have to stop doing somethings or you will get older quicker. I do agree with Hucks post as we all know that the worst thing for an engine is to park it up, but you have to listen to your body and not ignore injuries as i learnt to my peril, i know for a fact i am no were near as fit/strong as i was even 5 year ago and it was a combination of trying to work/train through injury and making it worst. But thats just me, some people are just terminators and repair on the go. but im not one of them unfortunatly
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Ha, I bet we all know that one.
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the kids need a nintendo 3DS each ?
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Mog looks brilliant in that green stevie
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pretty poor response from the owner invoice the rspca.
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that was brilliant
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so do you still have to do ceu's for both or for the isa cert arb only every 3 year? And if you are already an isa cert arb can you do the ETW only? And paul thats news to me that you get CHAS with the AAAC
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Take the clutch and drum off and its behind that, there is a tool to stop the piston but i just take the plug out put the draw cord in the hole to stop the piston moving, then spanner on the clutch and apply anti clockwise presure to release (sometimes with a hammer)
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Robert, someone told me there is a place in grangemouth not far from walker timber, ive never been there or seen it though, so i dont know if that helps
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i bet the worm drive on the oil pump is stripped!!! i had the same problem with one and i could not get a replacement part ended up giving the saw away.
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There are a few on ebay mate BRAND NEW TRANSIT TIPPER BODY | eBay
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Why not try it, its hardly the end of the world if it does not work is it. i have bought the odd thing but i tend to stick to known suppliers, but they had to start somewhere and so must you. go for it i say. Good luck
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Do the ISA Certified Arborist course thats all home study then you go and sit the exam. ISA Certified Arborist Programme - Arborist Certification :: ISA Certified Arborists :: ISA UK&I Chapter
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great pictures ben, i thought you were in sweden you jet setter you
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Cool pictures Jeff, welcome to the forum
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very cool. great find simon:thumbup1:
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Very cool tree in Arran
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The big man should have been practising at the riots as there was plenty "targets" to hit there, would have saved the country a fortune:biggrin:
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lol,they expect to be kept like pop stars. you know what they say-the bigger the earings the lower the IQ:biggrin:
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thats well scary and not far from me:thumbdown:, i am going to hammer large pieces of crooked wood over the doors and windows in the house and get tooled up waiting for it to kick off. Or i could just lie on the couch as usual
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Cael Sanderson.
