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Yes out of touch I fear, Just looked up Lancashire shoe repairs who did my last pair of Boot, ffs £95 now
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When winching off L/R110 PTO Superwinch, Operated whilst sitting in seat handbrake on, foot on brake, Tied back to a tree or ground anchor via strops right under vehicle to shackles on the winch bumper, don't particularly want to twist or stretch chassis. This way can pull some fair trees or loads
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I've upgraded to multiplat, big step forward
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Still on 3 strand hemp rope Mick?
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Have you checked fan belt for tightness as some use alternator to sense engine speed. You can bypass stress control by connecting the 2 beside the stress unit. Also swap out the relay besides the stress unit, it's a standard relay. Other than that check all wiring, switches and connectors, that they are doing what they are supposed to do. Switches are, forward/reverse/stop and safety bar.
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If you own land away from where you live how far away is it?
htb replied to smallguy's topic in General chat
530 miles as cant sell the land until SSEN build new pylon line over it. Well I can but at a big loss. -
Have got a saluki/whippet cross, he has caught a couple this year.
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Will be fine, just crack on with it. Slightly narrower kerf so more perky than 0.58.
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what is the most favoured top handle saw and climbing gear
htb replied to manchester tree services's topic in Chainsaws
So does my ported 200T😂 -
Your ariel rescue turns up with no climbing kit
htb replied to thebeardeddove's topic in Picture Forum
Crack on. -
A green one, probably...........
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I'm with you on that, that was my thoughts as well.
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Snapped release handle on my spiderjack this morning. Does anyone one have a spare release handle complete spiderjack, before I at new ones.
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@Donnie
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Used one in the past, it was an adapted hand tongs, with one of the pivot rivets removed an replaced with a long bolt. The bolt allowed pivot to move but would let tongs sit on top of some saw poles to let you carry/ balance it to place onto tree. It was a bit rough and ready but worked well on the occasions we used it.
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Experience. Not being harsh but I think you need to gain experience working for other companies to see how they work and gain an understanding of how long each aspect of job takes and from that you will be able to work out pricing. Also if you are fresh out of college you will not be up to commercial speed. In reality pricing is a mix of experience and educated guesswork, also depends on your area.
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Thanks. I want to keep mine to an overall width of 4ft, same as the alpine so if tractor goes trailer will follow, It will be manual loading as only for my own use. 2t mini digger can do bigger bits.
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Thanks prob wont work for me, back to making my own.
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Jonno, what trailer is that?, any more pics? as looking for one to go behind alpine.
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Mick I know a lad in Suffolk who is changing his LT40, new machine coming in spring, i can put you in touch if you wish. He has had it about 6 yrs, upgrading to 3 phase.
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I would guess found a fence, rylock is a favorite. Had that t shirt.
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And don't forget its in midge central
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1949 series one Land Rover and 1970 Range Rover.
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084 had oiler button, never seem it on the 088/880's I have used.
