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Breezeblock

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  1. arbor trolley is agreat piece of kit thats why i copied it
  2. b&q do greentyres
  3. scrap isnt worth 250 and it doesnt look like 8 ton to me 4-5 at the most
  4. haha if you see the stuff i get at my work its not a lot of problems
  5. diaphragm part i have ordered a carb kit thanks for replys it has a pain to start as well for a while could this point towards the same problem
  6. help please our old faithful 281 has pegged it ,there doesnt seem to be any fuel in the carb the fuel filter is definatley ok i have stripped the carb and all seems to be ok any pointers please
  7. it cant be a rotator prob separate the pipes going to the rotation and see what happens have a look at the motor on the slew and see if you can take a picture to id any valves
  8. which seals are you thinking about it cant be the centre post seals as they have nothing to do with rotation does the motor have a crossover valve on it, dual direction motors generally speaking if they rotate one way they rotate the other way is there definately nothing else you are missing other valves etc
  9. do the rams drift quite badly or can you rotate the grab by hand also is the circuit on the forklift double or single acting
  10. i know of at least 5 magpies
  11. todays job was removing a manky leylandii hedge then taking the stumps out
  12. Breezeblock

    395xp

    make sure its not a made in china one
  13. sounds like its piped up wrong post some pics of said div valve
  14. re the stress control there is lights on the plugs on the solenoid valve see if any of them are on when its playing up if ones on it should move either in forward or rev if it isnt push in the pins on the end of the valve and see if it moves
  15. take off the bottom plate and stick a jack with a bit of wood and push up the bottom roller and try that if you look into the feed side you can see how much lift is on the roller
  16. if the rotation motor is a parker omp you are as well replacing it as they are quite fernickity
  17. seals shot or crossover relief valve or its a sinlge acting line youve connected it to or the telehandler has a valve on the lines that act as a crossover valve by having an open centre hence the poor braking on rotation thats where i would start
  18. sounds like fuel trouble to me
  19. a week or month ? goodnight
  20. rooney is on probably 50k plus a month how do you pay your guys £80 a shift thats the difference you would expect him to run
  21. definately not, never been in suffolk too far too travel and my scottish passport doesn't let me out:001_smile:
  22. run i would my **** to fill your your pockets and end up knackered at the end of the day a steady pace is better for everybody i was one of your lads i would tell you to ram your job right up your farter
  23. when i first saw this i thought why is he wanting a dog to deliver logs
  24. for a excavator mounted stump grinder you need a lot of flow if not your gonna be disappointed with they're performance
  25. when i done the machining for ours i set the straight cutters out by 8 mm to increase the cutting width

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