Breezeblock
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the track motor should have a belleville spring to apply the brakes these work backwards from normal brakes its pressure apply to release the brake there are usually tiny multi disc brakes behind the spring that are quite similar in size to motorbike clutches to release the brake there is usually a ball check tee that takes a tapping off the direction hoses to release the brake on most of them the other way of doing it is by holding the motor locked when its not driving and this can cause problems if there is leakage across the motor the easy way to check this is blank off the motor when its chocked on a hill and look at the case drain outlet pull the chocks out and see how much comes out the case drain this separates the leakage across the spool which could be the other problem
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is yours a gasifying boiler?
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560 with 8 tooth cog and a 15" bar and if you need a bigger saw change the bar to 18 and change the sprocket
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I've had both mines done they used to be so noisy when i was walking up the stairs in the house i used to wake the kids up the first one locked one day and i had to drive back with my knee locked at 90 degrees wife took me to hospital and they tried to straighten it out .it was the worse pain i ever felt the second one was done a couple of years later i found cycling helped me strengthen up again and i was off work 3-4 weeks
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very cheap disposable chipper use it for 2-3 years then chop it in and buy another
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the breather on the tank should hold probably about 15 psi this is to stop cavitation on the pump
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redrill the wheel to take them the green teeth are 38mm centres with 17mm holes its relatively simple to do worse case you have to remove the wheel to do it
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do yourself a favour and change it to greenteeth if the disc won't take them get it modified to take them its a far cheaper system to run
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if it blows the seal out i would say you still have excessive back pressure is the return filter choked or possibly not big enough
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the company i work for has a 2013 4x4 iveco up for grabs with a brand new bucket boom on it if anybody is interested its been lying in stock for a while i think it was a cancelled order
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there was a thing on telly a wee while back and they reckon its the moisture in the tree that gets superheated that causes the explosion mighty impressive
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yep most bearings bushes belts are pattern parts and can be bought from elsewhere
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thats pretty impressive almost like explosives
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sounds rather expensive what does the parts consist off
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take pictures so we can see the set up
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i am interested in one
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do you know any shot firers thats up they're street
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what kind of boiler are you using
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yep both of our vans have had them changed as well and dealer had them in stock so must be very common fault
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the bolt on grousers look like they would be simple to make with some profiles and a jig i like to see stuff like that simple but effective what happens with the area once you've mulched over it does it get grass seed scattered over or is it just left to regenerate
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was this at jenkinsons next to the m74 it looks like there plant in the background
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i would like to see how much smoke it makes whilst burning this stuff i tried small stuff in my boiler and it smoked pretty bad i think it gasified to easily and too quickly
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i set up a refuelling rig for our chipper and have never had a bit of bother since
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you've misspelt it should be ryjobi
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that first pic doesn't show the scale very good until you stand a man next to it thats a fair size lump of a tree
