Breezeblock
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nice I would love a go on one ours is a bit small for some jobs but perfect for domestic stuff as it fits through a 3ft gate
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advice needed for removing wood and brash from steep garden
Breezeblock replied to flatyre's topic in General chat
some boards small chipper and a track barrow chip into the barrow and chop the logs into 500 lengths easy peasy -
if you look at the Thor splitter I think it would be an easy conversion to do a simple road axle for it with a drawbar
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it seems like a good way of getting rid of conifer how long does the one you pictured burn for
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no you have to actually keep them in your house let them have free run could you imagine the mess
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ah a mere dinky toy I wondered why the geith badge looked huge
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buy yourself a spare bowl as well if its the glass one
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is a zx30 3 ton or 30
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whatever you do don't put a hard facing rod near a quick hitch they are in no way suitable for this use something like a 8018 or 7018 rod or if you use mig a wire with an aws code like 5.19 if you can use flux core wire try and get nittetsu 5.29 this is very good for these type of repairs I've done quite a few liebherr and geith and miller hitches with these materials if you don't want to go to the expense of line boring the hook just use a rotary grinder with something like a 40mm stone and finish it off with a flap wheel remember and chamfer the edges to stop cracks starting
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heres some of mine I really should take more pics 1st pic is a muncher for the mini skid steer 2nd picture was a rethreading job that came from the isle of man 40 ton dump truck spindle m180x 1.5 pitch thread 3rd pic is mini skid steer in the early stages of build and last one is off narrow access diesel stump grinder
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what about this on eBay 391384609200 looks like quite a compact unit
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well done its good things are working out for you
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900 litres of red diesel with water in. Can it be saved?
Breezeblock replied to Jonny Burch's topic in Maintenance help
hope for a really cold day then pump it out minus the water or pump it through a large fuel filter to clean it before you use it -
blocked L jet was the cause I stripped off the anti tamper caps and cleaned it again now works as it should
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my father in law does that it gets right on ma tits as well as acting like Dom jolly when he answers the phone oh and disturbing me on a Sunday night when am bolloxed
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stick it in the oven for an hour at gas mark 8 it'll be fine
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you got a link to the one your looking at
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your as well with a decent hss drill like dormer than a shitty Chinese cobalt drill I found dewalt overpriced for its quality when it comes to drills I have found you get what you pay for reca is another decent make
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all the emission crap thats bolted onto the engines usually causes them to burn more fuel as well
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would be handy even if it was to process down to a manageable size to handle
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can you get a 50mm spade drill?
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I had a look at mines and if you just slacken the bolts going through the 2 lugs and turn them 180deg it goes past them allowing one hand operation
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it can't be that its cutting out when the revs fall
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had our old faithful 880 out to drop some pops today filled it with fuel as we always run it out as it doesn't see that much use fired it up no problem it will sit and run at high idle as soon as you let the throttle off it dies out I am thinking at this point choked jet in carb so gets back to the workshop strips off carb give it all a clean off and strip it and pop it in the ultrasonic for 1/2 hr gave it all a blow off and rebuilt it put it on and its still the same on this carb there is anti tamper screws so there is little adjustment in it for fault finding so with the anti tamper locks on it where should the settings be or do I remove them also what should the idle and max revs be or do I just fire a new carb on it any advice appreciated guys cheers
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have a look at the adjustment on the linkage if it has any for a start I presume it doesn't have pilot controls make sure that the spools are getting full stroke both ways
