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  1. treequip
    I will offer venturia as the first suspect, any close ups of whatever leaves are lying around?
  2. treequip
    Or, to play the devils advocate, another case of someone using land for a purpose it shouldn't be used for.
  3. treequip
    They differ from unit to unit but in this picture the black round object (it will have wires) is the solenoid and the PR valve is probably lurking under the hex nut at the bottom of the unit 24V DC Hydraulic Power Pack Unit FOR Tipper Tail Gate Tailgate 4L Tank | eBay
  4. treequip
    There are 2 valves in the pump tank unit, one is the solenoid operated valve to lower the body, the other is a pressure relief. Its likely that one or the other isn't sealing properly.
  5. treequip
    Wood turners like laburnum right down to a couple of inches diameter.
  6. treequip
    That's a proper cowardly thing to do, throw them on the fire they lit is what I say
  7. treequip
    Yes you can, and there are bolt on's for signing quotes and keeping track of your receipts It all backs up to the cloud so even if you loose or kill the tablet its all good
  8. treequip
    Have a look at "invoice to go".
  9. treequip
    You seen quire obsessed about the cycle time. Bear in mind that there is more to cycle time than just the pump, your pipework and valve can be a serious restriction, a bigger pump will force it through but it will get hot pretty quick
  10. treequip
    Its not that much money involved though is it, the oil only sees the tank pump bar and chain, of those only the bar and chain are anything like at risk
  11. treequip
    Yup Anyone got a bit of gaffer tape? Oh and the rear AV spring bent on day 1 but that's par for the course
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  13. treequip
    That's the easy bit:thumbup1: Then one of these if you don't have something you can use Add a bit of steel and some pipework, and in the time tested tradition of agricultural engineering, kick it all in a pile and weld it where it touches.
  14. treequip
    Agreed but its the length that's causing the problem and the safety issues are entirely related to the height. The manufacturer would be the best place to ask, particularly since its a new machine
  15. treequip
    That's a safety standard not a CE standard. CE marking is just the manufacturer saying that the kit conforms to safety standards, The C in CE stands for conformity.
  16. treequip
    Its a brand of ultra light penetrating oil
  17. treequip
    It's not mine and it wasn't built to a CE standard, they don't produce standards for chippers or anything else. The length of the discharge won't be an issue for CE marking but the height would be, you can get the height you need without all that length.
  18. treequip
    How would you do that.?
  19. treequip
    See post 1:laugh1:
  20. treequip
    Speak to the pump supplier about the pump when you have the ram specification Make sure the tank is big enough, more oil will take longer to warm up You can get all the bits from flowfit
  21. treequip
    Clean them with wD40 or similar then a tiny bit of lube, graphite or silicone.
  22. treequip
    I am going to point out the blindingly obvious in the title Graphite powder is used to lubricate the gate action and a build up is due to lack of cleaning.
  23. treequip
    Definitely. The spout in the box is causing your problems
  24. treequip
    Amen to that:thumbup:
  25. treequip
    That's not a covenant its a land charge, covenants are something entirely different They don't have to pay a percentage, they have to pay whatever is owed and interest

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