Breezeblock
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i always try to get a good quality washer under both sides if its going to a high torque i try and get hardened washers or verbs washers ,cat do good quality fasteners so do peiner
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JCB 2CX Streetmaster - any experiences?
Breezeblock replied to Tom at Heartwood's topic in Large equipment
the 3 cylinder ones i think were the very first ones years ago it was the only thing that was wrong with the 2cx -
JCB 2CX Streetmaster - any experiences?
Breezeblock replied to Tom at Heartwood's topic in Large equipment
if its the one with the 3 cyl perkins in it avoid it the rest of the machine wasn't bad but the engine was woeful shook like a shi**ing dog -
sometimes it aint the op its the customer some people have no clue at all
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ours get stuck in between the two halts of the combi can
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watch that radiator it looks choked
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the dewalt extreme i thought they were crap blunted dead easily drilling into the frame on a jd harvester
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why not just change to green teeth 700 they use the same hole centres and same size holes easy change
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ryobi ?
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ok chaps i have been getting large white mushrooms growing in beside my chickens i think they are edible but i want to make double sure can any body id it please
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we are just about to start burning it this year as hardwood is getting very thin on the ground it splits excellent and is very easy to light as when splitting it sort of tears
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not for domestic for commercial it is i believe
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are you getting rhi for burning them or are you reselling the bags
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that looks just the ticket do you get any mould growth in the bottom?i was thinking using the ibc cage with a 1 cube vented bag inside but getting the stuff back out would be a pita me thinks
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for generator fuel ?
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a few years ago we pulled out loads of racking in a whisky distillery storage shed at one end there was a fire door at the other end there was a garage door and the shed was huge we had a 13t excavator working 12 hours a day in it with no fan and the only issue was dust
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piston and barrel as requested
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the old deutz v 10s we used to do were famous for that oh and going on fire
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no its a front loader i am having a serious think about this as the chip we produce has very little value to us we don't produce enough to keep it for biomass and we don't have enough storage or loading facilities
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was that shauns engine on the rayco
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what got me thinking was we have recently got a new 40kw eta boiler fitted and we have a chipper but wood chip isn't particularly good as a fuel for the style of our boiler as its for logs so it got me thinking about chunkers open the door and toss a bag or 2 into the fire hey presto a low value fuel turned into heat it also is easy to stack bags and i am presuming it would dry quite quirky as chunks have a good amount of surface area any thoughts or am i of a mile
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ok chaps i am looking for a bit of input/advice on this type of thing https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=HWgAZqq6WUw has anybody seen one in the uk or even better used one pros cons i aint sure if they are in the uk for safety issues cheers
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make sure the exhaust gaskets etc are ok no exhaust leaks as on air cooled engine it can be terminal blowing onto the pots
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the piston and barrel are out of it i will take a picture as i think the wrong pistons been fitted
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looking for a piston and rings and crank seals for an old 42 theres a meteor piston on ebay its 42 mm but we are unsure which one it will be open skirt or closed skirt any pointers chaps cheers
