Breezeblock
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this made me laugh one of the lads got sent to the local massage parlour/brothel called bubbles for a barrel of soap for the jet wash any body that knows falkirk will know of it on grahams road next to the chinese
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sometimes manufacturers get it totally wrong or are just tight when it comes to maintenance and design looks like a good job
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Timberwolf Arborplant Hinowa Track Base Help
Breezeblock replied to Buzzsurgeon's topic in Maintenance help
idler wheels you can get them from most undercarriage specialist and the cylinders can get refurbed at any hid specialist theres a few northeast area I'm sure yorkshire was famous as a mining area so i wouldn't think it would be a problem -
1/2 dozen duck eggs tasty I'm still farting yet
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have you moved anything that wasn't overloaded
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anything that takes time for a thief to fix is a good thing i would say more chance of getting disturbed
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looks like a scam very little feedback long time ago smells fishy
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how long would that last before it gets wrecked with a speed bump:thumbdown:
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the goons that work for telewest/virgin are the worst at flinging cables into gardens often layed at the back of conifers on boundaries
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yep its worth it just buy one and be done with it we've got 2 and a 3rd getting built just now for our skid steer
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sometimes its not the grease guns that are at fault if you store grease guns and tubes on end it makes a difference as the air ends up away from the piston end
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road legal as well
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cat grease gun that i took out the bin at the local cat dealer when i worked there i didn't have a part no so they lobbed it out brand new what a waste
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i am having a well earned day off tomorrow who else is going
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no amanda is i relied on the spell check thing on my mac
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we've just had an 40kw eta fitted so far it seems to be a well thought out piece of kit. go for something with a good efficiency and electronic controls with lambda as it makes a big difference. one thing to bear in mind is make sure its debra approved if you are in a smokeless zone once bitten twice shy
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the only reason i recommend green teeth is they are easy to machine cutter wheels for as they don't have a special profile
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save yourself the bother and change the cutter wheel to take green teeth
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bar nuts possibly
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maybe he's cut them all down
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camisa tracked dumper converted to mini skid steer
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this one is what you need
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don't make it too smart looking or it will grow legs and disappear
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if its mostly domestic artwork you do i would say you definitely should get one it always amazes me how many trips it saves us
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on chippers pressure washing the core shouldn't present too much of a problem its only when you get to bigger kit with oil coolers fuel coolers hydraulic coolers all stacked in front of each other that you get stuff jammed in them
