Breezeblock
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Everything posted by Breezeblock
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thats quite a set up how many kw is the pellet mill
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can you post some pics of set up
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try mst in cumbernauld or jl steels they done some big ones for a 60-70 tonner for us
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I've used them on demolition and they are pretty good for that on a mini digger it would be even better as i find that without a grab you end up chasing stuff all over the place with a bucket
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what kinda problems have u had already
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the one that i looked at had a valve box with a blade that cut thru the long strands
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i wonder if they will fall to bits like most chippers after 500hrs
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there is but you will need to spend 30k + to get it
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is that cause yer wallets empty
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whereabouts are you
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i dont do it for the money i just enjoy doing it
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just to rule out any chance of fuel issues. i would wire a test light to the stop solenoid to rule out the stop solenoid especially if its intermittent
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does it restart easy after cutting out
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one with heated handles
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i would reckon it would be if it is too wobbly add a few diagonal spars to it looks like a bargain
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arb is my second job i am a heavy plant fitter is my main job
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ha customers the last thing i got for nowt was a tenna lady mug:confused1:
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yep always had excellent service and he knows his stuff
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that looks spot on get your sunglasses on its pretty bright
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whereabouts was that
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i use one occasionally as i am too fat to reach twigs that customers want off not handy but necessary:thumbup:
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Use Of Urea to Treat Stumps
Breezeblock replied to Dorset Treeman's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
would adblue for lorries not work it contains urea -
mines arrived today early xmas pressie from her indoors used it and very impressed with it so far. i was put off using axes for logs as i had a crap roughneck maul and bought a petrol splitter years ago but i used a good axe a couple of weeks ago and decide to get one
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you've won a watch with that one its very expensive to get another service fitted to get them fitted into the levers thru the rollers and proportional valves is even more so cat are desperate to sell anything because scottish coal went belly up its a buyers market
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be on the safe side get a 0-400bar gauge and tee it in between the pump and the valve block. whats the colour of the oil should be nice and clean look for glittery type deposits in the tank and if it is the pump change the oil to avoid cross contamination but to be honest it sounds like the pump is goosed especially if its getting worse when its hot
