drythropple
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I use a cordless dremel with a diamond cutter from amazon, lasts for ages and gives a good fine edge.
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There is a cranab kingpost on fleabay at the moment!
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That sounds the biz, I thought that stokboard was about £80 a sheet, where can I buy it for £30?
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I am about to renew the floor on my trailer, I'm not paying the £90 odd a sheet for the proper Ifor Williams stuff, so instead, doing it in GPB ply. Anyone recommend a good preservative/treatment, I will silicone all the edges first to stop delamination.
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What size, length?? Seasoned, green??I may be able to help in a month or so
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Why dont you just send the next highest bidder a "second chance offer" and bugger the winning bidder, thats what I do when they start messing me around!!
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Yeah, Ive been dragging them down a couple of short ramps, getting a bit long in the tooth for it now though! Has anyone any pics of thier trailers with cranes?
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How do you guys deliver your bulk bags? Do you have cranes and lift them off or just drag them the old fashioned way?
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I dont suppose anyone in the northeast has a pair of 600x9 5 stud split rim wheels lying around that they have no further use for?
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Anyone needing to dump their arb arisings or woodchip near Alnwick, give me a shout. I will be happy to take them
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A nice looking piece Roni (still not as nice as a Holder mind ha ha) must have taken a while!
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I use a 25mm strip of an old silage chopper blade welded on with dissimilar rods and it works well, never needs sharpened!
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Chainsaw sharpening attachment very handy, make sure you get the diamond stones though, the others dont last five minutes
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Standing sales for hardwood thinnings - prices?
drythropple replied to Big J's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Could I have a copy of your graph too please? [email protected] Thanks! -
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From the album: a frame
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Will pm you.
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I would fill it with water and make sure the engine blocks not cracked, quite often old tractors were just abandoned full of water and jack frost made short work of them!!!
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Is that an old crane in the background (redundant?)?
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Have you any photos of your skidder?
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What sort of money is that worth? Very tidy!
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I stand corrected!!! Pleased you got it sorted!
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Is taking the plug lead/leads off not worth a try then??????? I have had a number of sheared/semi sheared keys on belt driven machines over the years, one exceptional example was on an Estesia brush cutter where even the variable speed belt snapped as well as a sheared key when the guy ran into a tree
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No, its inside the flywheel, it stops the flywheel from slipping on the crankshaft, they can twist and cause the ignition timing to be out, easy fix, just remove the flywheel and you will see if the key is twisted or bent, quite possibly even sheared completly
