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  1. tommer9
    best you could do mate. Hope it sorts it. Steve, stop it now, he's getting p'ed off:lol:
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    Had haix for years- protector pros- 2 pairs in the last 4 years, and the second pair are still going strong. There is a small amount of the side of the sole that is coming away from the boot, but nothing to worry about and it doesnt seem to have compromised waterproofness etc. Steve- salomons are ace walking boots. I have had a few pairs and cant fault them.
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    Nice one Ade. You aint got time for beer....im coming over with loads more logs tonight, hope you're ready:lol:
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    I have a 110 tipper and it is possible to fill the tank nearly full without leaks. My mate has a 130 and he can only put £20 in his. I notice he has the older leaky type filler cap. What do you have cap-wise? He is toying with the idea of running a pipe to the cab rear bulkhead or something so it can be raised up. Given that his wheels rub the butt tho when loaded, he is going to raise the height of the butt a little bit, which should alleviate the fuel problem too.
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    Wow thats mad. Was it just a fine film, or a proper layer Steve?
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    For softwood sawlogs the minimum top diameter allowed is 18cm, although TBH i wouldnt really want much in that size. When i get small stuff like that from Euroforest i sell it straight on to cahinsaw carvers for mushrooms. Really about double that is necessary to make any real money, depending on what the end product is.
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    Not sure i understood your question Charlieh. What sort of specs do you want to know? What constitutes a sawlog etc sort of thing?
  8. tommer9
    Its marriage dean.....
  9. tommer9
    Awesome pics. What a great thread John.
  10. tommer9
    Should be some corkers tonight after the volcano!!
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    The sun was amazing at 6am today- a burning orange-red globe just hanging in the sky....but i didnt have a camera ready...Amazing pics guys.
  12. tommer9
    Yeah but John, you have a serious problem with colllecting chainsaws....the therapy obviously didnt work lol.
  13. tommer9
    Heres another for ya.... Same continent..
  14. tommer9
    The pantanal....Brazil 5 years ago......my heart is still there...
  15. tommer9
    Does this count John......its not exactly from these shores, but i did take the pic...
  16. tommer9
    Amazing....
  17. tommer9
    I see what you mean...The deutz (which is also air cooled) does have a shaft coming out of both ends, but the shaft was turning the wrong way for the hydraulic pump, so the engineer put an extra pulley behind the flywheel drive pulley, and mounted a layshaft running under the engine which he raised up a bit driven by a belt from the extra pulley. If you see what i mean. Ill try to find some pics if i have any.
  18. tommer9
    Which twin output shaft?
  19. tommer9
    Get shot of that poxy petrol. and put a diesel on it. Those kohler petrols arent worth throwing money after. I had a deutz twin cyl put on mine, and another surgeon down here recently put a little kubota on his. We are blessed with the most incredibly competent agri engineer there is tho, which made things easier. The machine is worth sorting tho, as it is totally bombproof compared to nigh on all the other 6" tow-behinds out there.
  20. tommer9
    Nice crab David.
  21. tommer9
    Only if you are VAT registered mate.
  22. tommer9
    Its growing sideways for starters, that cant be helping lol!
  23. tommer9
    You're the oldest arent you anyway mick:lol:
  24. tommer9
    Thanks Charlieh. I'll pass it on.
  25. tommer9
    Hi guys. I am posting on behalf of Rowan the Bruce, as he is having computer problems. The question is does anyone have or know where can be obtained, a four foot long, approx 3/4" diameter auger bit. He needs to drill through a large split in a mature tulip tree which he has already cobra braced, in order to brace the split together with a rod. He is having probs finding a supplier. Any ideas?

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