Breezeblock
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Everything posted by Breezeblock
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thats never coming out of their on its own better call for back up
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diesel simples, if its air cooled then even better less stuff to go wrong
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i never looked that close at them on ebay when i bought ours it was a private owner that had it and it wasn't in too bad a shape
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look at the way you sharpen green teeth i wonder if you could mount them on an arbor an spin whilst grinding them
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look on ebay tcp make them and they usually go for 2.5k and they are ripe material for converting into a mini skid steer
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can you show us pics as this sounds a more space saving way of sharpening blades
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looks the dogs but space is tight for me
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Try jl steels at stirling i just got the loader frame and a pile of other brackets done for my miniskid steer and it just makes things look that bit better
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How are the inserts held on to the grab
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Vermeer 625 ai Perkins diesel,power loss
Breezeblock replied to danroker1987's topic in Large equipment
On the perkins engines is there a filter on the top of thelift pump that usually gets missed when services are done -
i know that the disc cutters have a similar system i think its called oil guard but it can be disconnected
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Couple of questions about building my new log store.
Breezeblock replied to mr_magicfingers's topic in General chat
that looks like its gonna be a decent size store i would also divide it into 2 or 3 compartments so you can fill a bay as you empty it -
is it a masonic thing
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a bloke i used to work with used to eat asbestos to prove there was nothing harmful with it he's now 6ft under
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use low kickback chain problem almost solved
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yep they are are made in eastern europe and riko distribute them we got ours without power rotator as it makes the hydraulics too complicated for a skid steer
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thankfully our grab has finally arrived
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the kubota engines will do thousands of hours you'll find its the rest of the machine same as other chippers that fall to bits
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what makes you think this have you stuck a gauge on it
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iveco are pretty good i would rate them higher than a transit but the interiors and electrics are pretty crap but at the end of the day its a workhorse not a rollsroyce
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Does anybody use a Lumag stump grinder?
Breezeblock replied to dale@coastal's topic in Large equipment
the small 13hp ish grinders are pretty simple machines if you can't get teeth change the wheel to green teeth the belts and bearings are always pattern parts and if the engine is goosed fit a 16hp chinese clone simples -
thats pretty reasonable for a machine of its capacity
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what was the cost of hiring the avant
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should this pic not be on the overloaded thread is he a local in boness
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you must be a lot stronger than me enjoy your bad back in later life
