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swinny

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  1. And here's me that cuts the shitty 13 pin off as the 13-7 pin adapters are crap. 7 pin is and was fine.
  2. Your not changing from a 540 to either of those are you?
  3. That would fit the bill for me perfect deezyboy! All I need. Just wish I could find a Nice one now at a reasonable price.
  4. Always makes me wonder how clean the tanks are when they deliver the diesel.... My tank was spotless... Now has a load of black crappy stuff In the bottom now. Was a bit miffed but hey ho. Never checked it after the last top up
  5. What was it doing to the valtra? Lack of performance etc?
  6. What make is it Finch?
  7. Spot on is Andrew. Down to earth and some good video's on there. Hours of watching!
  8. Lol he's be 3 of me lol
  9. Think IanC had one of those... Maybe that's it? Don't see many
  10. Barnoldswick, Lancashire
  11. How much the micro bull Ty?
  12. Christ! I'm only talking about a pee wee kanga kid petrol engine. Lot of wonga that
  13. How much are they new?
  14. Balls... Think I've just been looking at it? 4 in 1 bucket and rotivator? 5 and a bit grand?
  15. Will do Trying to find some.second hand values but thin on the ground
  16. Fancy something that can load a trailer and back of truck. Get a 12-6 ifor tipper or dropside and still have room for a load and the machine to go on. Anything bigger I'd just take the massey
  17. What sort of weight will it lift and how wide are they?
  18. Have been considering one aswell.... I bought a new petzl vertex vent a couple of years back and the adjuster for the head strap had changed and other bits. Its crap. Crappy earmuffs pop off also. Looking at the proto's. Mesh visor looks a decent size. Hope the mesh is finer than the plastic crap on the petzl
  19. Does anyone run a opico skidster or sherpa loader? Only just come to my attention. Look like a nice handy piece of kit with a timber grab! Can load truck and trailer etc My back would love me! Are they any cop? ANy others to look at? Cheers
  20. is there not some sort of relief valve or vent in the cap? maybe blocked? Start and run from cold with cap off for a little trial?
  21. Be a lot of weight though.... Bet trailers neigh on a ton with high sides on. Than that volume in wet hardwood...... Might be a bit flat but also might be asking a bit much of it to run up hills lol
  22. I had my old 90 hp re mapped.... Before it was athsmatic and not the best. After it was great. Went a lot better and more torque. Used to tow my tracked chipper on trailer a lot so 1800kg etc and with grinder on 2350kg
  23. If your borrowing small amount the interest rates are bigger. A 3k 4x4 might not get you much, maybe some hassle also... If you look carefully you might get something half decent but with all price ranges of second ha d vehicles it's a gamble. Would it not work out cheaper to borrow a larger amount so less Interest so you can get your truck, trailer license etc all in one go then your up and working earning straight away? Rather than bits here and there with finance and waiting? All thats being done there is affecting your earning capability
  24. Finances Is a great tool. Terms seem nothing when you take them out. Then later down the line it can get annoying esp with other things on finance also. I'd look to see if you can afford it even in quiet times. Look at what work you have on and forecast for works. Interest rates should be low and best time to borrow but still might not be right for you? Weigh it up first is all I say
  25. Thought the Andrews boots were big numb clumbsy things Only reason I stay with airstreams are they're nimble and good fit and steel lining in base of boot. Other than that they're cold in winter and I wear decent 100% wool socks too

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