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Everything posted by treequip
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Are times that bad?
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I liked the bit with his "pneumatic" loading arm best.
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You will when you come to fill up
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As long as you are calling it waste it will never have much value
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That tree was in a bad state, looks like the grave occupant had some meripilus in his pocket
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Most tree surgeons just cut trees, its what they know and the way to make money is to stick with what you know. For tree surgeons you get more money cutting trees, using the kit and skills you have rather than a fringe involvement with what is essentially another industry.
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Are there books to teach diesel chipper etc?
treequip replied to tree-fancier123's topic in Maintenance help
Complete tosh All you need is some cable ties and a roll of gaffer tape:laugh1: -
Rust corrodes faster than use wears Proper preservation is a time consuming thing Why not just sell it now, defenders are bringing decent prices
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Google is your friend Construction Skills Certification Scheme | Official CSCS Website FAQs - Careers - Network Rail NVQ Not very quick
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Assuming its got a hydraulic flow and return as well as a PTO shaft
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How did you manage to struggle with invoice 2 go
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Or working nights getting roasted by urbanites for making noise. Tons of fun
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Don't hit steel with steel Buy a hydraulic splitter
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The gloves are off on this one It seems that stein and their manufacturer have indeed had a bit of a fall out DOUBLE LOWERING BOLLARD TREE SURGERY - BE WARNED!!!!!! Read on | eBay
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That's brilliant, I can see it now, take 203, now FFS don't laugh this time
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I think the manner of driving and maintenance has more to do with it, as a freelancer I have followed many chippers of all shapes and sizes to work sites and I am here to tell you, they all bounce, particularly over speed humps. Chippers are usually in use every day. As a category they probably see more use than any other trailer, often with frequent off road excursions. Blaming the problem on vibration alone seems a bit of a convenient get out for trailer people, In more than 2 decades I have yet to blow a damper.
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So sis you do anything about the letter to the editor
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More ironing than irony, more gaping chasm than sarcasm:lol:
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Well its got you talking about it and more significantly making waves on the internet. You are condemning this letter for no response, do you know there has been no response? read the next issue or anything like that? Have you made a response putting these people straight or are you just going to bitch about it in the internet?
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Missed the point. Com They got you talking about it and circulation counts, you are even piblicisising on th web for them:laugh1:
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Take the bar and chain off, sharp edges may damage the boat, particularly if its inflatable.
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Grease or powder? Grease will gum the mechanism up, graphite powder is the better option
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K&F then myself
