Breezeblock
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yep no chipping involved customer was doing the clear up we were only dropping the trees
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my mate looked into them i think there was a supplier on ebay
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been a while since I've done a video so here we go
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I've got a pukka 395 in the workshop i just want to see how high i can get it bid up to
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I've just been outbid by £99 on it damn
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it sounds poorly explained to a court it looks like a picture could tell a thousand words
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curved blade with the end 3 teeth ground away to form a blunt hook so that you can reach further to get karabiners/ropes twigs etc
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ditto done the same they're only interested in fees i like the buy it now price it wasn't worth that new for 10 of them
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is that a small apple or a large hornet
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heres what he sent me GR-110 ang.pdf
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whats wrong with fleet guard stuff?
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thistle hydraulics in denny thats who i use 01324 821300
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try dingbros i think theres one in ayr they should be able to get fleetguard stuff
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just in the process of building one with a 2 cyl petters engine 700mm blade and it also drives a screw splitter
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is this the ones they use to cut concrete
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maybe cheap but it might not cure the problem best to stick a gauge on then make your mind up
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sad thats close to home be safe chaps
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stick a test gauge on it and get som pressures would be the first approach if the motor has 3 hoses on it the smallest one will be case drain check the amount of flow under load if its 2 hoses blank both ports and try to turn the shaft with a pair of stilsons if it turns easy your motors goosed failing that blank off the end of the hose and stick a test point in them check the pressures that will give you max relief pressure
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nearest that springs to mind is akro in livingston or burnside at queenzieburn
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if there are any hoses that look a bit iffy replace them any hoses that are near bodies fit some of the spray guard on them it works really well . the machine that had the blow out i wonder if the recoil bolt was broken as there is quite a bit of energy stored in the springs
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tracked chipper have rubber tracks on them and generally don't have the same high pressure in the adjuster as most don't have a recoil spring like metal tracks there is also a one way valve in the adjuster so that when you put grease into them it can't get back out there must have been something done wrong in tensioning the tracks
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when you find out tell me as well
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i have just put a bid on it lets see what happens its the usual format middle of nowhere in northern scotland no feedback for years i hope i win
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are the casings magnesium or alloy
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if you can find a rope long enough
