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swinny

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  1. How do you like the predator? What's it like.in people's gardens traveling over Indian paving and up and down steps with ramps? I'm worried about the weight with cracking flags and loosening steps/ edges. Cheers Chris
  2. Wasn't it Apr 2022 for people selling under 600 cube.....
  3. Singing songs of positivity from you here tonight pal
  4. There is also an exemption from running X amount of miles from base think it's 15 and to power implement etc just no haulage from what I recollect. Either way it's all speculation, Chinese whispers and bollocks till something is made official. Why folks on here get knickers in a twist is beyond me. Are a lot of folks buying from garage forecourts in small amounts and not in bulk etc?
  5. Yup so whats people winging about? Tree's are covered under horticulture. The tree's in agg land etc Storm in a teacup from these pussys on here
  6. Digger helping out forwarding wood the other day and stacking then collecting last of it today.
  7. You could try make a small partition for now and bring the load / headboard further back by 18" as a trial.... If this helps build a tool storage at the front of the bed. That's what I do with all my trucks.
  8. I'd say your pissing into the wind unfortunately.... Pissy scissor ram Vs 5stage ram.... 5stage ram sits in a cradle aswell so subframe different. I had to up the power on my 5stage ram as it couldn't handle the loads we give it.... Rust turned it up on the relief valve. If your backs good I'd flog it on eBay and source a more appropriate one with a 5 stage. Easiest way
  9. I doubt you will get anything for free ... Only a few tipper loads here and there.... Would in any form is worth something and I certainly wouldn't give it away for nowt
  10. The sloping bit you mean Dave? If so yes Two man job but fairly easy then... but numb for one person I've seen some sloping hoppers with it welded straight at the chipper. This one here has the hanging point 12-14" out from chipper and can swap hoppers over.... Only a few welded on tabs and some hinges for locating it out of some flat bar.
  11. Got the hopper off Fawcett plant at Bentham. It was sat around for years doing nowt. In fairness if I add it up, second hand hopper, paint etc not Inc my time or a bit of fuel, it's cost me about 290.00 plus vat to change it over to this fold.down setup cheap especially for the limited use it gets its saved me splashing 12k ISH on another chipper
  12. There's a big strimech one at the yard but it's started bending tines and ripped a tone out of its socket recently! Where tines go through its welded only to the 6mm steel frame at the top and bottom and hollow in between. I'll try upload a pic but not sure it will be shown easily .. think its second time in from the left can just see it's not there lol 🤣 no closer photos yet. That said it is on a teleporter with way too much oil flow! Needs a restrictor for when running one of these grabs
  13. Right pics as promised. Not the best paint job lol 😅 and happy to see it dusty and getting scratched up A lot better than that sloping shitty hopper
  14. Thought diesel is still fine for agg, forestry and horticulture
  15. Fettled it a little.with the magic spanner. We had some issues with the PTO kicking out even before we turned it up. Need to look further into this but this is last photo I got.... It went up to 138 at the shaft before kicking out again. Bit of a ball.ache but I'll look into it when I get chance. Picks its feet up a little better on the road now. Should be roughly 150-155 at engine now?
  16. Had the case on the Dyno to see where it's at. Not bad as supposed to be 110 at engine and 90 at shaft. These are shaft readings
  17. Any of you lot running a different wheel on yours? Was thinking about a wheel set up for green teeth but I highly rate the viewer yellow jackets I'd only have a budget of 10-12k ISH so would be looking second hand. Do the dealer's keep used stock and advertise on the internet?
  18. Cheers for that. Ideally I want an upgrade.... I'm running a Vermeer 252 25hp Kohler and that thing has quite a lot of power and doesn't bog down too much. The 35hp petrol would be the logical upgrade.
  19. Well.i went for it in the end.... Bought the hopper etc and stuff to make the linkages to work the rollers.... Haven't bothered doing major works to the housing on the chipper it sits on so still slopes there and in the first part of the hopper.... But the fold down bit sits level so doesn't let crap fall.on the floor! Also the top being scalloped out means it's a lot easier to see what your doing and better for your back! Rather than ducking and shoving stuff up to the rollers with the old hopper! Will put some pics up when I've thrown (literally) some paint on the hopper so it doesn't look as daft! It's currently fountain colours lol on an orange chipper!
  20. I'll be looking to change my grinder soon. I'm looking at the predator 28 or 38.. Obviously diesel is cheaper to run. But can people who run the 28 say it's ok on power and torque? Every video you see is that they bog down all.the time! Also not sure if I can stand the noise of that Lombardi either! What are they like for going up and down edges and flags etc in domestic gardens with ramps etc? Just thinking of the weight. Anything to consider before I go forward with this? Long time since I've seen one in the flesh so can't remember the overall size etc. Many thanks

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