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Measure size of pipe. Get hole cut that size in a 1ft square of steel, cut in half. Drill a few holes and fix with self tapper screws to underside of register plate a bit of sealer or rope and jobs done. -
So that will be at or just over max load then (depending on how close to 3t load you had on). Been well over many times lol
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And whats the unladen weight of the trailer?
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Edward a nice quiet exhaust bet that snarled a bit
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@Mark Bolam been working in your area?
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A big bank balance.
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Handy things hi lifts for jobs like that.
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Even sprayed the hi-lift to match
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Ps have never heard of or seen a slate fence before, looks beautiful. Keep heading North plenty in the Thurso area
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What kit is needed to do my Climbing and Rope Rescue Training...
htb replied to Jamie Jones's topic in Climbers talk
Spruce aphid, Its everywhere you look up here -
Depends what your mower oil is, but basically no if its a 4t oil.
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Mike, There is a 353 on gumtree in ayrshire at the moment for £150. Bit less revy than a 346 but torqueier. Might be worth a look. Husqvarna 353 g | in Largs, North Ayrshire | Gumtree WWW.GUMTREE.COM Husqvarna 353 g chainsaw Fitted with 15" bar and brand new chain Fitted with heated handle Being a 51.7cc saw its very capable and has lots of power for its size Always ran on...
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Just begging to believe.
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Nice lot of tension and cracking in that tree.
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Already spoken to them on the phone and confirmed with an E-mail, which they have declined to reply to.
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Surely I cant demolish all of the mansion house, I'm not that rough.
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Habitat piles, as extraction would trash the plantings in the noted landscape unless you used a garden tractor.
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Don't fill them so much then you can carry them, or take a wheelbarrow and two of you lift the full ones onto it.
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Some you will win on some you will loose on.
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Aberdeen is still an hour away though
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Arse nip up moment there Mick
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Has a tendency to overload the shaft if you jam the hedgecutter head cutting too thick a bit, i use mine with a hedgecutter head. The pole sawhead has a degree of slippage as the drive sprocket is not fixed to the shaft directly it is driven by belvill ie frictione washers
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there are 2 shafts. One an externally splined shaft and the other an internally splined tube and they slide inside each other ooh er. There is sometimes a sacrificial plastic drive extension at the saw head of the shaft and this is there to snap if you overload it. Does the top of the shaft turn with the engine running?. You've not been using it with a hedgecutter head have you?
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Mines of Rufus and he has been gone for 2 yrs and he still shows up
