Breezeblock
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bollocks to that maybe thats why grinders were invented
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farmi firewood processor hydraulic leak
Breezeblock replied to Rob Stringer's topic in Large equipment
return filter blocked causing back pressure or a damaged fitting change to proper hyd pipe instead of crappy plastic tubing -
the uniforest grab does look okay heres the one we've got when it was new
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thats the one i thought it was quite poorly made with under spec steel as said it wagon a 350kg skid steer which is a dinky toy and it didn't last
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no we seen the riko grabs at the highland show and thought they were heavy enough but they don't look as heavily constructed or well designed as the one you found
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it was just the smallest grab that they done as it it was for a 350kg skid steer
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Hmc 960 controller on tp150 lindana fault light
Breezeblock replied to chippermonkey's topic in Maintenance help
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the last titan piece of crap that we got from screwfix had the fuel pipes round the wrong way and the thing would only run until half a tank then cut out try that as i don't think the quality control dept works many days in the titan factory i think it could possibly be every fifth full moon he may turn up just buy the echo fab engineered pieces
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get more pictures side on and have a look at the thickness of the steel on it we got ours from riko and it got twisted quite soon after some use also the pins on this are bolted in which is a better idea for replacement repairs etc if i had seen this first before i seen the riko one i would have bought this as its similar money
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when you see stuff like this in action it does seem such a waste of wood but its still impressive non the less
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landrover diffs are pretty poor you can see why the taliban stick with toyota
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mines is on quick couplings so the rotation of the hoses doesn't affect it you could fit them to see if it helps
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is it impact damage or over pressure check the way that the hoses are getting twisted when getting moved as this can loosen them it may help by fitting a banjo end on them
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fuel restriction clean out tank and make sure you get a good fuel supply run the engine of a drum of diesel if your in doubt is there a filter in the lift pump
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while were on the subject of roundup what ratio should i mix gallup 360 for general use cheers
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hows the wheel of death doing paul
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my mate got caught pissing at the side of the van he turned round and then noticed tea and biscuits on the garden wall nowt was ever said by customer and we went back next year to do more work:lol:
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simple cost
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we had the similar thing happen on one of our grinders easy fix i machined up spacers for the side of the bearings to lock them in place i also found it kept the crap out the bearings as well
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i was a diehard got to be hardwood chap until i fitted the boiler now i get softwood and flog the hardwood for better money why bother with hardwood it aint straight it splits harder and it doesn't stack as good. softwoods the king imo
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thats a well thought out set up very efficient
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i agree how many trees do you see windblown and still living quite well loads
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braking is usually done with the relief valve and the travel brake or park brake as it could be known is controlled negative with travel pressure
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save yourself the hassle get one on a trailer
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how do they stay parked on a hill do they rely solely on the motor not bypassing and no creepage
