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  1. dumper
    Still a cheap machine even with the motor costs
  2. dumper
    Made this for lifting bags
  3. dumper
    Grandson works as chippy in Oregon uses picture below also has a Bosch impact with splined drive to take auger bits builds log cabins and outdoor structures
  4. dumper
    The American framers use a 1/2 or 3/4 impact driver to drill deep holes sds will either slip or break your wrist
  5. dumper
    Just buy the auger price it into the job. if you win you get auger for next job, trying to bodge an auger to drill that will only end in tears, if it comes apart half way through the whole just how are you getting it out, you will need a pretty hefty drill to power it I get mine from Swiftfix in Southampton 02380446644 they can make any size you want up to 2.4 metres In length
  6. dumper
    Why fix what works
  7. dumper
    What engine ? mine is. Kohler so I’d be suprised if Honda had the part
  8. dumper
    Mooring will work we do up 200 MM with moles another option would be directional drill not cheap but little disturbance and you could lay pipe in single length all joints being fused
  9. dumper
    Wouldn’t be my first option
  10. dumper

    Heizohack hire

    dumper replied to Shezza's topic in General chat

    Try Justin kingwell Braintree
  11. dumper
    Price wise I think you did ok, if you spend couple of thousand on motors and pump still cheap machine, will fit your premise of machines not labour
  12. dumper
    Too right levelling grading digging,I find them better than wheels and you don’t get punctures
  13. dumper
    Lift capacity is good put a heavy plate on the rear step but wheel pivot loader out lifts helps to have a fat bastard on the rear
  14. dumper
    Make good trenchers, pretty good with stone burier in smaller spaces
  15. dumper
    The builder could still be in business, take overs and buyout mean small pockets of land just get forgotten till someone starts to ask questions
  16. dumper
    Who are you working for? I work for the utilities they deem the tree dangerous or the work is urgent/emergency we crack on,prove our case with many pictures,
  17. dumper
    We put in a notice for work for information only then usually make a call to the arb officer, and crack on, do take pictures before and during
  18. dumper
    Could be still in the ownership of the housebuilder
  19. dumper
    Had similar problem on mates Ranger, used to tow mini digger, conclusion was worn out box, too expensive to fix only showed up when towing, traded in
  20. dumper
    No insurance co in their right mind Will insure a load of amateurs, Dads army springs to mind choose a couple of responsible people pay them and do the works on your insurance get paid then donate proceeds to club And your donation is tax deductable
  21. dumper
    Justin kingwell and his very big grinder will walk it
  22. dumper
    Fairly certain it is. Not Sorbus
  23. dumper
    Need picture of bark,twigs,and leaves
  24. dumper
    Keep looking at these, the nose weights must be huge on a unladen trailer, and capacity must be under two tonnes probably closer to 1.5 tonnes, against an investment of over £10.000. Are they realistically worthwhile?
  25. dumper
    What’s the nose weight on the trailer unladen?, did you have to balance the crane? Do you know the unladen weight of the trailer?

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