Breezeblock
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Everything posted by Breezeblock
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cool big toys
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all the torque but as slow as a snail as well as wasting fuel and generating heat keep it simple it'll be more reliable
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ebay example we bought a 550 xp 2 years ago for £500 sold it last month for £285 as it was in a well used condition so 2 years running for £215 no brainer in my op
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ideal
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stick it on flee bay
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they can also check through the ecu actual running hours on the engine as well to prove that the saw has done very little
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does anybody import these into britain as they look very productive
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leylandii we've always got them in stock
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is the land rover a daily runner or is that the log store?
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i am a field service engineer for them in scotland
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What's wrong with our conifer?
Breezeblock replied to Churchwarden's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
i would say yes look at some of the trees on the motorway they are usually affected up to about 10ft -
thats because our parts are superior
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we had one lad worked with us for a day i got hacked of shouting his name he thought he was invisible talking on his phone i could see everything from the top of the tree needless to say he didn't last long
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you have got nothing to lose drain off oil fill with fresh run it then drain it off again and see how it goes also if it cuts out disconnect the low oil shut off
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its easy to go the other way as well i prefer time lapses that are 3-4 mins long
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i looked at them but wasn't sure thanks now ordered
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are you suggesting that these people could be dishonest / non tax paying types
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needing a piston possibly a barrel as well for a 281 any recommendations are the ones on ebay ok as i am a bit dubious about buying chinese crap
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it was well done
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good job but the time lapse was too quick
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I've done hoses on various tele handlers and every time I've had to remove the boom not a 2 minute job
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we have a 357 i thought it was a good cutting fast saw but we bought a 560 and its in a different league and then we fitted 8t sprocket as its on a 15'' bar and i have never used a saw like it its mental its a saw that in my opinion should only be used by people who aren't untrained borderline dangerous
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i hope your gonna post pictures as the build progresses
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theres one on ebay for 700 cheap way of powering a splitter what pressure do the hydraulics run at
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superb i like to see a good project that will sip diesel compared to a tractor or loader
