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armchairarborist

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  1. cut off as much as you can then fetch as much dry softwood, that pile of leylandii in the yard is perfect and burn the rest of the stump, i'll put up some pics nextweek of a few poplar stumps im burning out at the mo.:thumbup1:

  2. my last disco sheared the pin that comes out of the steering box, minutes after doing motorway speeds for an hour! that was an original steering box leaving the vehicle with no steering at all. the scary bit was when the recovery guy said it wasn't the first he had seen like that!:scared1:

  3. Thought I would re open an old thread. Plus its the only one I could find with show us your arb trucks.

     

    Ok so it's not mine but it did swing past the workshop today with a winch issue. The winch was second hand and just fitted. But it was lacking the power it should have.

     

    Cleaned dit up as the bushes and motor where mingling. And it was working away again.

     

    But thought the truck was worth posting for all to see. N:thumbup:

     

    What's them marks on the bonnet? Landy tyre tracks?:001_tt2:

  4. Been testing the MS200T ported and muffler modded saw - pretty pokey and cuts well with a 14" bar and would be even faster with a 12" on it.

     

    Will be a good saw with lost of go in it.

     

    You can see that it has had a bit of abuse from the carnage:thumbup:

     

    you just need a backpack blower now to blow all that sawdust under the neighbours hedge:biggrin:

  5. I put a set of 265 75 16 bfg mud km2 on my 110hcpu tipper 6mth ago, they cost £640 and i can still get stuck in two inch of mud! but i get a bit further into the mud than with the lesser tyres. Why don't landies come with a factory option of axle diff locks and driven trailer bases?:001_smile:

  6. 1. starter packed up on the 110, simple enough job to take off and get it overhauled when i get a minute.

    2. my mates 300tdi disco started rattling lastweek, turns out the timing belt idler pulley had bearing issues, lucky the belt didnt slip/break!

    3. the series one landy started dripping water, had a quick peek to find cracked block!

    having a good week this week:scared1:

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  7. there was three pops just the other side of a drystone wall, the roots had sneaked in at either end of the pipe and not at connecting joints in the middle, broken section of pipe uphill with perforated pipe was also full of roots (mangled with the digger). i'm thinking of reinstating the whole lot with stone land drain as it will last years and nicely get rid of the surplus wall stone.:biggrin:

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