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dumper

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  1. That’s the problem landrover has one,transit doesn’t landrover to Newcastle ouch transit slightly more comfortable and secure
  2. The defender only requires a tacho if over 3500kgs so how do they know when I’ve had a trailer on the back, so collect digger with trailer drop of on site leave trailer with digger go to builders (no tacho required) return to site , go to shop no tacho remove digger from site on trailer need tacho mileage won’t add up !
  3. I have tacho in landrover but landrover Essex to Newcastle!!!! if it’s delivered given the estate it won’t be complete if I leave it overnight on site hire company won’t do drop and collect same day two days in row
  4. So should I follow the advice from a man at vosa put tacho When I collect digger and throw away at end of each trip with trailer on
  5. I was under the impression when working direct to utilities tachometer were optional and you can use a book
  6. Medium pressure only about nine bar and very thick plastic hence small digger
  7. The digger is being used on a housing estate to investigate a mediium pressure gas pipeline so can i claim exemption under utilities?
  8. That’s my take on it, I was seeking other opinions
  9. When I have been pulled before they ask where I started my journey, how do they know where the vehicles base is ? The log book can be registered anywhere
  10. If I start driving in Essex and finish in Newcastle upon Tyne , next day collect a 1.5 tonne mini and trailer from Travis Perkins and drive to site approx 4 miles should I use a tachograph?
  11. dumper

    Fungus

    Got a problem with a oak gate post, Last two years a very mushroomy smelling fungus has grown inside the photo cell unit shorting the circuit board each time, any suggestions as to a fungicide to help, it grows out of the hole drilled trough the post for the wire.
  12. I sent a ms200/020/160/husky/echo in a brown/white/coloured cardboard plastic box via dpd/post office/hermes please total rebuild and port with new chains and bars and return
  13. Use a wheel and tyre dug into a trench with a slot running out to the stump you will pull many tonnes the deeper the trench the more you pull
  14. It’s a jcb thing helps keep front wheels down he who has most buckets wins
  15. Hard enough to stop the tyre coming off the rim, they self clean better at lower pressures same here three cleats on ground,
  16. You still need a nvq to get the NPors ticket that matches the cpcs
  17. Can’t beat a bull mastiff
  18. Made this for my avant shunts trailers lifts one tonne sacks and pulls stumps
  19. I had battery tools put this way, if I go to a customers house and ask for £5.00 for fuel they tell me to jog on!! If I go and ask to plug my battery charger in I’ve never been refused!!
  20. Tried a sprung rake on avant made more mess to tidy up, got snow broom tidys grass well as long as it’s dry
  21. Digital motors have no windings they use magnets so removing the heating element, they are generators in reverse if they are spun without power they create electricity, the best are single phase running as three phase. They do however require a board to run simply wiring up to the current won’t work they just stay still.
  22. The motor I was looking at ran on any voltage 6 to 415v dc there are some interesting developments on the horizon your 90% efficient is very much a generalisation
  23. The new motors do not generate heat I picked up a motor that had been running hard for an hour wasn’t even warm. It’s money and politics stopping improvements
  24. The new generation are digital brushless a whole different motor
  25. No you need to use the power in the batteries better the lithium iron batteries are good

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