outdoorjoe

internationally it will hopefully be a big hit, the UK is a tiny market compared to Africa, Australia, middle east, America and even Europe the Toyota land cruiser has been the vehicle of choice for many of them as it does what a defender does more reliably and more comfortably.... this really could be a world beater 

Its the same size gateway to a big field as it is to a small one

that boy would shag a pig in eye glasses

The Italian Job (original)

This is England

Withnail and I

Theres a Guy in Winterbourne (not so far away) who runs Winterbourne willows might be worth a call

https://www.winterbournewillows.com/

PM sent 

I did this through HCC, my tutor has always been happy to answer questions and guidance but you need to ask for it as theres no classroom time.

I agree with the above, I used the notes but my tree books and the internet have been far more valuable. 

read the questions first then do reading, at first i read all the material and a lot of it is confusing / unrelated 

I can complete a module (5 in total) in about a month and i have young children and a full FULL time job.

Level 2 is more basic than the course info / paper would suggest. The answers only have to be pretty simple and using a lot of diagrams / photos is great and encouraged. 

As above who are you doing the course with?

Try and enjoy it and see it as a way of increasing your knowledge not just gaining a qualification, ask questions of colleagues, your local tree officer and nursery owners, tree people are usually helpful and friendly

I had this exact problem it was the belts were a bits slack, tension your drive belts. There are three of them and they need to be pretty tight

cheers

golden Cypress

Yes weld something to it, i welded a bit of 5mm plate to it and twisted it in a vice and it came out! I'm sure a slide hammer would work too

Hi guys

Sorry for the delay busy day!

Looking to get one for £25 or else it's not worth it. If either of you guys would part with one for that give me a shout that would be great!! I'm in South Gloucestershire (Frampton cotterell)

Cheers

Joe

07834697366

Hi All

I've had the dreaded dropped valve on my 4-mix hedge trimmer. It's damaged one of the valve guides but they are not available as a spare part.

Does anyone have a scrap engine I could use for spares? Or could anyone press a valve guide out and post to me?

Cheers guys

Joe

It was of a 'dfsk' loadhopper, not the best quality but nowt a few hours on the mig welder can strengthen up.

My plan is to widen it by adding 3x2 box along the sides then make a new tailgate + add high sides,

Looks ok tho I think

I like that. How much did it cost?

Cheers! I did it all myself,

body/chassis was £200

Light board £35

Lights £150

Arches £51

The rest was nuts and bolts, angle iron etc.

Chassis mated to truck chassis, fitted quite well it had to make a small bracket or two! I live the led lights look ace in the dark!

Only one photo at a time for some reason

Not sure if these photos will work (technophobe) but I did it! Bought a tipper body and made her fit, I'm pleased with results

Our 150 anti stress stopped working and the issue was the belts were not tight enough, they need to be VERY tight!

Try that

Hi

we 'Tree and Country care' are based just outside Bristol and cover the whole of Bristol an the south west and would be happy to cover this job for you.

J R Williams - Tree and Country Care Services

(id call now but its a bit late so ill give you a ring tomorrow / Monday)

regards

Joe

While working on one job a lovely lady. 84 (they do like to tell you their age) asked what's the procedure for cutting a tree down ? I said I'll look at it give you a price then if you are happy we can arrange a date!

Quote accepted tiny job so did it while we were there, real custard donuts ( bakers not Gregg's rubbish) tea and even a chew for the dog!

Really friendly happy couple paid cash and £5 extra for a beer! Made my day

Hi

Take the fuel pipe off before the online filter and blow the airline down back into the fuel tank make sure that's clear, we had that with ours once

Also check the fuse is nice and tight in its place not loose

Cheers

Joe

Don't know why that posted twice? Anyways.... Cheers guys first deutz I've ever driven but goes well, as for rot its all very solid except the cab so reckon it must have been indoors most its life.

It's got all mod cons, tape deck , power steering, auxiliary oil tank

I'd love a loader for it if anyone has one for sale

Looks like a "proper" tractor! Can I ask, what sort of money did you pay for it?

Hi, it's quite a size 70 bhp! Needs attention ie battery, tyre / tube, and an oil leak sorting but a steal at .... £1200 I never would have considered an air cooled machine until this came our way but its ace!

Looks like a "proper" tractor! Can I ask, what sort of money did you pay for it?

Hi, it's quite a size 70 bhp! Needs attention ie battery, tyre / tube, and an oil leak sorting but a steal at .... £1200 I never would have considered an air cooled machine until this came our way but its ace!

Picked this up today for log splitting duties