Breezeblock
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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
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stump grinders are mechanically simple so i dont think you could go far wrong with any grinder
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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
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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
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is the big red one an old ackerman in my last employment [masterton demolition] we hired your air burner for doing demi waste worked a treat but i kept thinking about all the waste heat from it such a waste also what the green grinder with the deutz motor in it
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we finally got our saw sorted out and i have had a few probs but it wouldnt put me off i would definately buy another one theres not another saw like it
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morooka with a boom and grapple
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we tried reducing the amount of pairs of teeth from 6 pairs down to four so it goes now 2 straights then a pair of left and rights then gap and the back to 2 straights then left right then gap but the 2 straights are sitting 5mm further out and this made a difference the engine doesnt lug down as much and it also cuts quicker
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weve got the kubota diesel version i think its quite a good simple chipper
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we had a similar problem with our grinder and changing plugs was a temporary fix i ended up taking the head off and relapping the valves and resetting the valve clearances my thoughts were that the engine was lugging down due to lack of compression caused by leaky valves and it was sooting up the plugs causing a misfire/splutter flames shooting out the exhaust
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was there something on the box about that during the week
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Tw 18/100g es problem. Where do I stand??
Breezeblock replied to Squirrel 87's topic in Maintenance help
probably because hes shelled out for a service and doesnt want to keep throwing money at it but things break down even after they have been serviced also many people arent that mechanically minded and dont like getting billed for something that there dealer has screwed up on -
any body got one had a look at them and they look reasonably well designed any input let me know
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use a 550 xp they are pretty quiet at 300 yards you'll hardly be noticed:thumbup:
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which area are you in
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better than bringing back a ladyboy
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Timberwolf 2004 TW150 DHB stalls after revving
Breezeblock replied to hazelnut's topic in Maintenance help
thats wot i said 2 pages ago -
try flowtech or have a squint on ebay post pics so i can id which type it is
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:lol: itll merge with the rest of the factory fitted oil leaks
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you cant polish a turd cut it down and plant something else
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i got stuff from a fire damaged church most excellent kindling ive ever had
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are the chain brakes on the 550 xp a known problem as ours is stuffed and its only a year old
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you can get better engine positioning as you arent having to line up engine drive with belts,no clutches on the engine, does away with drive belts
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great start to the day just got first gas bill with the new boiler in and they owe us £29 yippee:thumbup:
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is that add on youtube
