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  1. Yup lift pumps are for buttons.... I replaced one on my teleporter not long ago just incase it was leaking into the sump as level had been rising... even cheaper than yours I think
  2. That must only be for pee wee outfits. There is and always has been a value albeit small in the timber and chip. Letting that go to waste or giving it away is not good business and never will be
  3. Yeah rough gits arnt they.... was speaking to Andy not too long ago in fairness about something else. Hope your well Gary ๐Ÿ‘
  4. Shouldn't take too long but no one will turn up for less than 350 -400 quid I would think.... non viable if so
  5. Yeah thought about it but like you say bastards would drill a 800 quid tank to nick 70 quids worth of diesel and not give a toss
  6. Bit of wood out of a domestic felling job earlier this week. Don't usually get chance to get it out in 2.5m from a back garden! Not up here anyhow
  7. Tossers we're in again last week and drained the tank on tractor and my towable grinder that was on back of it waiting to go to a job... Least they put the cap back on and didn't loose the o ring ey
  8. That's the old girl anyhow... dragged and stacked some timber to somewhere I could get tractor to earlier this week
  9. Yeah I see about the air etc... all I can see is a few inlets at the bottom with pipes and jubilee clips on etc would be only place to T back into a return if I was going to. I'm more a tractor man than a digger man ๐Ÿ˜†
  10. I think it's double acting.... I only say this as I can open and close my grab and a tree shear.... running a grab rotator on it with a diverter valve at the moment
  11. Cool ๐Ÿ˜Ž cheers Ruben. It's a jb equipment flail. Says no need for a case drain.... though worst case scenario I was going to put a tap in the return line to run back to tank.... then came unstuck as couldn't see any easy places to put a return in ffs ๐Ÿ™„ ๐Ÿ˜† I'm dying to smash back the side of my lane for a bit of play time ๐Ÿ˜† just didn't want to bugger owt up
  12. Cheers but nope not sorted it yet ๐Ÿ˜ž I've looked all over and would seem that maybe mine is piped up for twin and no lever to go back to single... the plot thickens. I know nothing about digger hydraulics so it's overwhelming in there ๐Ÿ˜†
  13. Can anyone help me with locating the lever (I hope) to change the hammer circuit from twin to single for a Kubota Kx61-2? I would presume its like the -3 and sure there are a few people on here with one... I have bought a flail and want to have a go with it but cant find this lever.... I've had some panels up in the floor etc and not sure what I'm looking at / for.... Like I say, hoping for a really obvious lever lol Even a picture would be awesome
  14. This has been my view for many years... I do have to question my sanity at times but it does generally work out
  15. Exactly what I thought! Recently serviced my old teleporter and gave it a good going through. Did the back axle 13 or 18 litres it was. Sod of a position too.... Gluten for punishment as I am... I dispensed from my bigger barrels into a 1ltr tub which has a long nozzle built into the lid.... I squeezed all them litres in by hand! Took a while ๐Ÿ˜ฎ

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