Breezeblock
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Everything posted by Breezeblock
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ingenious
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i got some scottish cheese from a customer it was like thick butter and cover in seeds it found its way to the bin it was rank, just remembered caboc
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i done it the other week and just used a false crotch with a bite on it to save any sharp edges on the rope
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i bought original for our canon chipper they lasted one turn and broke up i now use saturn
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mmm yum yum
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no years i think its been on for ages it would take a fair bit of chopping to make it into something useful
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whats the food like my grandpa was check and he ate some weird concoctions most involved fatty meats and vodka
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started off building a new screw splitter today just need to build an adaptor for the crank then fit some belts and a clutch roller and it'll be up and running engine is a wing wang 2 cocks 5.5 hp diesel resurrected from a water pump:thumbup:
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back today for a callout fixing a container stacker that had no box lights officially start back on the 3rd jan
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550 without a doubt
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those were test pieces !!
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i used to do ours on the lathe but i was worried about the carbide affecting the slides so i made up a jig to do them on the mill
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haha brilliant
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you can also get these with a forestry mower awesome piece of kit I've done a fair bit of work with them even fitted a post knocker onto it
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yep well spotted great stuff
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if it bothers you that much stick it thru the chipper
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heres my offering i keep forgetting to take pics
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its a pity you weren't looking for an engineer in scotland i could do with a change
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if my misses found me in the bed id be dead
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Hypothetical Question Chrismas Day Call Out ?
Breezeblock replied to D A Tree Surgeons's topic in General chat
god bless the taxpayer -
kubotas are king of small diesels
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not everybody is good with a set of spanners like yourself i was taking this into account i know you don't need to buy parts from a dealer but for service if your dealer is 1000km away and you are trying to get a pile of work done and your machine is lying broke it aint gonna look good
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Thinking about buying a portec ultra chain sharpener
Breezeblock replied to hazzygawa's topic in General chat
i have got a silver line one pure poop :thumbdown:put me off full stop so now i only sharpen by hand and sadly finding it quite therapeutic -
is there a uk dealer if there aint you will have probs getting service and parts i would like to see better pics before commenting about build /design i would stick to main stream stuff
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i would say you get more torque from a 35hp diesel and lower fuel consumption than equivalent petrol but you may have issues with it being top heavy as diesels are generally heavier built
