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harvey b davison

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  1. i really like your photo,s, wish you would show them more often.
  2. Another vote for the dolly. I have the mak version on a 28 bar. :thumbup:
  3. I have seen a few round my way, and i think either doncaster or barnsley council have some on their fleet. I quite like the look of them.
  4. Hi Guss, thats a brilliant little set up. Is yours road legal, if so how easy is it to get them old kubotas up to road legal standard.
  5. been out for a carvery jon. i had beef, pork and turkey with all the trimmings.
  6. Have a look at the compact tractor thread. They are a lot more versatile.
  7. just about to do some college work jon. Been at work this morning, then on with some woodwork projects for myself, today.
  8. I still dont use mine as often as i should, as i use the one at work instead. However i carnt see any problems with what you want to do, apart from the timber being a little heavy for the rollers, so you may just have to help the timber along. Good machines though, Glad i have mine.
  9. have you thought about checking the shelves at pc world etc. Might be something usefull and cheap on there.
  10. Pity, i have 3 near me and none of them have them in stock.
  11. I take it , it's been worth its money then dean.
  12. Hi all Thinking about buying a triton superjaws workbench / clamp system, plus accessories. Has anyone any experience of them. Pro's / cons any cheaper alternatives ? Cheers H
  13. Wet and windy in south yorkshire jon. Been rained off today. Meant to be putting a roof on.
  14. Hi, i use the im350 for roofing work and 1st fix joinery. Its a decent bit of kit. Nails a nd gas a bit pricey tho ( but just add that to job ) Need to keep gas warm in winter, otherwise gun wont fire correctly. I think mutley on here has an hitachi, and he rates that highly and it is cheaper. The new dewalt ones look the business and dont need gas ( i think), but i havent used one. However i have the dewalt pin gun and when new it was a match for paslode, but it developed a fault and no one has been able to sort it out (main dealers), so i would be a bit warey. My personal choice if it suited would be a compressor and air gun, far less to go wrong but you have the hassle and restriction of air lines. cheers H
  15. I think you can get them in machine mart as well.
  16. I have the clarke one from machine mart (about £60). It does me well.
  17. Good guy. You'll love the saw ian, i have the old version and love it. Starts first pull. and so nice and light handling wise.
  18. As well as a jimny like i first suggested. Whilst out today, i saw an original toyota rav 4 swb, and that looked a tidy workhorse.
  19. harvey b davison

    Dolmar

    Looks like a nice saw Andrew. Is that an upgrade of the 350. I will still want a 320 with carver at some point in future if thats ok. cheers H
  20. Out of interest john, who makes the engines for the dollys / makita saws, and what are they like in comparrison to kioritz. Am i right in thinking kioritz make tractors or tractor engines. cheers H
  21. Hi John, Are you talking about the same CS600, you started the thread with. 3 years work and no breakdowns, thats a hell of a saw . What bar you run it on now, i take it you took the 20' off. Any pics of it in current state. You still rate it above the equivalant dolly.
  22. Breakdown cover / ins details in case of accident / single use camera.
  23. Hello, welcome and good day. Please tell us all a little about yourself.
  24. looks a clean tidy van. Hope it lives up to its expectation now.

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