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slack ma girdle

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  1. When the arms On mine stopped working there was no orange light (under the red blob). I have no understanding of electronics, hence why i called in a mechanic. Have you checked the fuses under the steering wheel?
  2. It needed a new electric wire to complete the circuit . I am not sure what went wrong, as I went off to finish a tree survey, and left the mechanic to it. Post a picture with the ignition on of the 3 knobs near the back window .
  3. Have you got the little orange light next to the P symbol on the RH knob closest to the back window. Mine linkage stopped working when that light was off. It took ages to work that one out, a lot of head scratching from the mechanic.
  4. At the risk of stating the bleedin obvious, why not use your nice forwarder to move the timber to where you want before you cut it up?
  5. Also speak to Greenmech technical help, really really helpful
  6. I would hazard a Beef steak as well
  7. I had a similar issue, which turned out to be the oil pressure sensor. If the oil level was at anything less than at the top mark, it would cut out. The other thing to check is the in line fuel filter, that is on the outside of the engine, often overlooked.
  8. So far what has put me off: Price Weight, when pulling whole trees around weight at the end of the boom is important, or shearing trees, my lift capacity will drop to almost zero. They are not designed for pulling whole trees about.
  9. The Nordforest one, once its bedded in will not slip. I've not tried the Clark one, so i can't comment , but i think that they are similar in design .
  10. It's rated at 30 tonnes . If you want to treat yourself to a Christmas present, have a look at the Bontrager jacks in Oregon Borntrager Tree Jacks – Serving the logging and timber industry WWW.BORNTRAGERTREEJACKS.COM Serving the logging and timber industry
  11. Have you come across Calum Duffy, he has loads of different jacks, it would be worth chatting to him. And no doubt @Spruce Pirate has had a little experience with them.
  12. It's a shame you are the wrong end of the country, otherwise you could borrow it and see how it compares.
  13. Thank for that, thats a bit of bold forward thinking from FISA
  14. What you are paying for is a certified jack designed specifically for tree felling. If it goes wrong you will still be covered by your insurance. The only tree i haven't jacked over the wood of the tree failed not the jack.
  15. I have a gravity feed system , that runs two radiators, one upstairs . I didn't install it, but it has two 28mm pipes out the back of the stove, and 28mm all the way to the header tank in the loft. The return reduces to 19mm about two thirds of the way to the top. Both radiators T off these pipes. I am not sure if this makes sense as i don't know what I am talking about . Some terrible pictures below.
  16. Jack came from Chris Forestry Hydraulic Wedge or Prying Arm Armstrong 30 t WWW.CHRISFORESTRY.CO.UK The hydraulic wedge or prying arm allows the felling of big trees (from 45 cm diameter at chest height) without a lot of... yep have always put the jack seat in first , it has always always made sense to support the tree first before putting in the mouth.
  17. This is the problem , you will never be able to condense That kind of knowledge in 2 days. You have no doubt had A few 'iffy'' moments, and wont repeat . The course is aimed at providing baseline information for you to build on: safe working loads, chain shot, etc. Particularly relevant given the spate of tipped over Rota due to lack of understanding Of safe working loads.
  18. This is the closest to a national recognised qualification. As far as i know, it still hasn't been ratified by Fisa. Give us a tinkle if you want any advice 07966792798

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