Breezeblock
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Everything posted by Breezeblock
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id agree with that facts and figures before throwing money away
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as long as the pumps not sucking air i would dodge along with its own tank or can you piggy back a tank at the same level with a big feed hose
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that sound like not a bad deal i would buy it and do a bit of repairs at a time when you can afford it i don't know if its bushes or just steel on steel in the pivots but they are quite a simple machine have you got a picture to see it
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i would like to see that can you get a pic up
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that sounds like a top piece of kit
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at this time of the year do any of you not chip your holly trees but in stead sell them to florists whats the going rate
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i done a conversion for allison enterprises last year it was a terex pt80 which is a big skid steer about 5-6 ton and the post knocker was a bryce off a tractor it was a serious piece of kit amazing at how quick it could rattle a strainer in and it was also converted to electric controls but it still need 2 people to do the job which was the only downside but very effective non the less
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if you fit a lower pressure valve you will need to fit a non return valve in the feed line or it will dump thru the lower pressure side prv
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ingenious i like that
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i made a tool that screws on the worm gear and you can just wind it off i think it was for my brother in laws husky 45
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look out for sloppy pivots and make sure it drives try and drive it up a steep bank to check motors run up the cutter wheel at various rpm for imbalance and bearing wear get a look at the belts if you can
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sounds silly you can lift 20 tonne of steelwork but you can't lift a 12 stone bloke
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nope definitely was a dud coil
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yep it was fixed brought it up the road and it was a faulty coil i had honda coil stuck that on and he ordered a proper one for it later
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that looks like a good job i like the idea of getting lifted into the crown
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yep easy big boots and cover both pedals
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don't use stainless steel for chipper blades the tensile strength is far too low try your local cat dealer they have a hardware catalogue you might get some in there
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he had a stack of them ours recently pegged it but is currently getting 288 barrel and piston great old saws
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haha cock
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bet that made a thump when it landed
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home baked cake tastes so much better than factory made poop especially with a big mug of t
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hey richard did you get your small loader frame fixed
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work smart not hard!!
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i am surprised that there is enough oil flow to travel and operate the mulcher head as well
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good video where a bouts was job looks hills of paisley neck of the woods
