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Breezeblock

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  1. if you keep the cutters in decent nick you can manage with a small one i.e. 13hp we manage and we make a good profit on one
  2. true but if you fall from 2000ft you wont be worried about buying a new barrel and piston:lol:
  3. last weekend we reduced 20 leylandiis from 70 ft to 12 ft lovely looking job i am that proud of it i wont put it on my website we left all 20 off them like totem poles feckin horrible
  4. they cant be that good at plant thefts these things are quite simple to hotwire even to lift the legs is quite easy all you need is a portapower as the cylinders have pilot op check valves in them you can take the pins out of them and hold them up with ratchet straps the biggest problem with plant is the fact that most manufacturers use 1 or 2 keys for the whole range not a good idea
  5. or even worserer a saw
  6. why dont you get along to a local fastener supplier and get them instead of farting about with manufacturers they obviously aren't interested in your business
  7. just pulling your leg FairPlay for doin all that with a hand saw i would have gave up after 5 mins with a handsaw
  8. gates are good belts fenner also toothed belts i think are better if its small dia pulleys as they dont heat up as much and they have more surface area to shift the heat speak to your local bearing supplier they will help you out:thumbup:
  9. you beat me to it thats what i think as well have a look at it now no bids
  10. you would be better changing your name to david handsaw maybe:thumbup:
  11. nice parallel furrows
  12. whats a willy washer check the box in the background made me chuckle:lol:
  13. yep they make my chickens look like crypton factor finalists i say eat them
  14. qts give them a try they arent too far away from you
  15. everydays a school day i didn know that cheers
  16. teeth destroy the greenstones that you use. Get a diamond disc
  17. thats the ticket looks like a good piece of kit when we were in whitby last week we went on the road between whitby and pickering and on the moors there was baled up heather have they started using heather for biomass or for some other reason
  18. for finger teeth we were using a bench grinder but it was taking too long now we just use one off those diamond discs as it saves taking the teeth off and the finish is pretty good just remember its a stump grinder not a lathe
  19. ive seen a bird like that at the boness gala day:lol:
  20. is it semichisel or just been rubbed on a stone?
  21. the saw looks too small for its stated cc
  22. 2 months without kids and wife where do we sign:lol:
  23. carrytool as poop if you are working in a cherry picker basket they are just at the right height for catching the top rail and breaking off but they are good for everything else
  24. this is catching my interest after cutting down 10 silver birches today and seeing how much waste was made
  25. i thought they couldn't move is it broken well done anyway

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