TreeTomass
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http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=161948&stc=1&d=1406327037
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I've got a chute made from about 8 buckets stuck inside each other, just hook top handle over top of spout and works a treat
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I got the one with the bigger tank, 8l I think it was.
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Not got it anymore, it was the 8x5. Had a big ram on it, had it loaded with wood. always tipped fine, had greedy boards fitted to it, used to load it right to the top!
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I fitted one of these to my ifor williams tipping trailer as the original was knackered, worked great, easy to fit too.
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I highly recommend RJ Adams in Shropshire. They sorted my stress control on my chipper. Needed a new circuit board, which they sorted through the post. Also afterwards needed help with the wiring which was a mess. So thanks Roger for the time you spent helping me out, and the numerous emails! Worked a treat today.
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Cheers, yeah I've been talking to an engineer at redwood, he took a while getting back to me, just thought it worth asking here too, incase anyone had a similar problem.
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Hi, having bit of a nightmare with stress control on me chipper. Trying to get it to work. New sensor, new valve and solenoid fitted. When I go to set the control with the buttons on the control box H7 doesn't light up or flash when setting high revs. H6 does when setting lower revs. Does this mean I need a new circuit board? Starting to do my head in! Thought it'll be easy fix, sensor and valve/solenoid was buggered so sorted them but still not sorted... Cheers.
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hi, I'm selling my cs100 now, its in Arbtrader. Great machine but I bought my mates tracked chipper off him so it don't get used now.
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Nah I'm down in Orpington in Kent, get a fair bit of work down here. They left my ladders on the lawn which was a surprise, they must have been in a rush....
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Yeah one of my best buys that, needed it yesterday too.....
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Parked on my inlaws drive, pole saw was locked on the back of my truck, they smashed the base handle with a rock to get lock off and had it away. Saturday morning at about 10 o'clock. In a cul de sac too, hey ho, thought you lot should know, could have been worse...
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I had one of these a while back. I liked the low tying in point, good for climbing and thrusting. But uncomfy if you're hanging in it for a length of time.
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How did this happen? prize for the nearest theory!
TreeTomass replied to THE88MAN's topic in General chat
tighten the chain too much? -
That is a good idea morten, i might post a photo later of HOW i fitted it if I have time:lol:
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Mines on my komet too, no problem:thumbup1:
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pm sent
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I'll have the silky cheers:thumbup:
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when you look at chainsaws on ebay everyday:lol:
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Anyone use the gecko aluminum climbing spikes?
TreeTomass replied to Lorry thompson's topic in Climbers talk
Such a big difference compared to my old steel twisted bashlins, you won't be disappointed. -
Anyone use the gecko aluminum climbing spikes?
TreeTomass replied to Lorry thompson's topic in Climbers talk
I have got some ali geckos and I love them. Velcro straps so quick and easy to put on and they are very light, can wear them all day in comfort:thumbup: -
Haha yeah I made sure it was the right size before I bought it, did double check though. I turned it round once to try and push a twig that wasn't going anywhere and chipped a couple of inches off the handle though:blushing: It was a little long anyway so was all good in the end:thumbup: Don't find it a problem tying it down personally.
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I have an ipod shuffle clipped to one of the straps on the inside of my helmet. And I have fitted some headphones to the inside of each ear defender (proper ear phones, not the little things that you stick in your ears). Works great, really good sound:thumbup:
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Same here, love my 14hp, copes great, got a brush so before I turn it off I can shove all the little bits down so the chute is clear. I made sure that the brush is a bit too bit to get chipped. Got some funny looks outside the shop, sticking all these brooms down the chute to check the size:lol:
