Breezeblock
-
Posts
2,312 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Classifieds
Tip Site Directory
Blogs
Articles
News
Arborist Reviews
Arbtalk Knot Guide
Gallery
Store
Freelancers directory
Everything posted by Breezeblock
-
700 do you know the torque for them
-
had a look at the green wheel and decided that the greenwheel was too expensive so i drew it out and sent it to the profilers got it cut out of weldox 700 cost 25+vat to get it cut and the cutters were 240 ish versus 1300 for green wheel and then time to machine it .see thru so you see what your grinding also means less mass for the belts to spin up
-
does any body know the torque for greenteeth pockets and tips
-
how much did it cost to do the bearings
-
terex at tankersley is the job and they have a safe workshop that its going into thanks for the offer i was gonna take my own chipper but 250 each way with the iveco isnt very appealing :thumbdown:
-
thanks for replies tried googling but gave up as the tinternet in the hotel was totally crap
-
looking to hire a 6" chipper for 3-4 days for a job in barnsley to save me dragging our chipper 250 miles each way can anybody point me in the direction of one
-
carpet bombing
-
stein revolution with an extra 2 " otherwise they are at half mast when you are climbing
-
im intruiged what it is do tell:questionmark:
-
todays achievements were pretty good got the profile and got it machined to take the cutters and the mounting holes
-
did think about multi tip but the guy that sells them over here was quite slow/forgot sizes and i also spoke to the fella that was selling one on ebay for a 28hp predator and he was selling it because greenteeth work out cheaper. also i can machine the holes for the pockets really easy and the profile for the wheel works out about £35 and greenteeth are £209 = £244 green wheel was going to be £350+vat+del and it would still need tweaked to match shaft sizes the tracks were the same that i still use for our other grinder from a honda power barrow that had been converted to a drill rig:thumbup:
-
thanks for the offer but i am picking up the new wheel from the profilers tomorrow and theres a new set of greenteeth on route
-
finally managed to get a bit of time to start the new stump grinder project got the engine from a road tow compressor deutz 2 cyl diesel started making the shaft and the front frame its also getting mounted on our wee tracked arb truck
-
is there an adjustor for oil flow on the bottom of the saw?
-
cheap firewood ? any takers
-
We just track our wee grinder into the back off the iveco long ramps and put the tipper up a foot and it goes in no bother
-
Nice job work smarter not harder:thumbup:
-
We use a strop as the loop is broken off the down side is you end up going thru more off the rubbers we keep 2 in stock as well as the air filters which aren't easy to clean but they are good little saws I reckon we use them for 70% off the cutting that we do the bigger saw that makita do isn't as good
-
nope theres also a minimum charge:thumbup:
-
what weights in that i didnt realise they were as big as that but when you see it on an agg trailer its pretty big
-
stump grinders are mechanically simple so i dont think you could go far wrong with any grinder
-
this post is odd ive not been on arbtalk for a few days and i have just wrecked a section of my guard as well
-
we keep an old snotter of a saw if anybody asks thats the saw they can borrow they dont get any of our good stuff
