arbwork
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I have on going problem with clutch pedal movement any help appreciated, I can see 2 adjustable items as pictured and have bled the system, I have pedal not returning back intermittently and working ok at times, gasp
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thank you
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I have always been intrigued with the whisper system although never seen or experienced it, I like the way the cut is on a slicing angle and imagine it to be much more efficient in addition to the ''whisper'', are the blades easy to set up in the V ? and are there just 2 pairs? our chip can be a bit random and slivery at times
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3 straight ones although the 550 on the mog has 2 blades, that also has good appetite
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out with a smaller chipper, just to get the rust off it! I'd forgotten how good they are
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odd to see such a total and catastrophic failure as that! shame to have lost such a significant tree
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difficult access ... no problem
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Purchasing processed 3m poles Hitchin, Herts
arbwork replied to Chipperclown's topic in Firewood forum
may be worth contacting Maydencroft http://www.maydencroft.co.uk/site-content/39/Forestry.htm -
we have same with 560 in hot weather , frustrating
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here's our little one earning its keep
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http://www.jaspwilson.co.uk/en/tp-chipper-100-tractor-pto-uk TP do a range of chippers now represented by Jas P Wilson in the UK
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we also only use genuine blades on ours
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only a few pics taken and sadly more of the dancing diggers than any other if you have the chance go see the sheep show, most entertaining !
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Steve thank you for the post, I did not know about the show until I read it, although cold worth the day out to visit cheers for info
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check valve clearance, 1st may be easy fix!
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we tried the Makita DTW1001RTJ with a Nut Busting Torque: of 1700 Nm recently to undo the chipper blade bolts and it did not have the toque to undo them, it has a tightening toque that matches manufactures tightening spec and therefore looked as if it would help speed up blade changes. we have a Makita DTW 450 that's saves us lots of time with the smaller more normal jobs now trying to get qet a demo of the Milwaukee M18 to see if this will crack the bolts, any suggestions welcome
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good luck with the sprinter, I guess/hope you will find trailer soon,
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I second the injector problems with this engine had the same and also dribbley injector burning hole in piston, and leaky fuel pump
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''maybe just north of London '' just right for me!! based in Milton Keynes if you need
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another from end of mill today
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more from the Nile area, pied king fisher a lot tamer than ours and a lot more sightings as well, black and white ( not blue! )
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although I have seen one in milton Keynes fleeting glimpse last summer the above Hoopoe were in Cairo
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few more plus another one
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I found this one looking for a phone
