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  1. Breezeblock
    is the feed working ok on that with the smoke coming out of the spout it sounds like the material is rubbing on the flywheel the engine would pick up quicker if it would backfeed for a split second
  2. Breezeblock
    sacrilage some nob end burning our favourite tree hail the the god that brought us the cash generating icon
  3. Breezeblock
    if i was a member of the council i would leave the whale and get rid of redcar:thumbup:
  4. Breezeblock
    anybody on here do stump grinding in falkirk area customer wants 2 lime stumps ground out approx cost reqd stumps are 30" dia
  5. Breezeblock
    i am more inclined to go for the iveco which years were affected with the injector issues
  6. Breezeblock
    help i am trying to make my mind up should i go for an ldv ,iveco,tranny or any the others sorely tempted by the ldv due to cost . pros and cons please:thumbup:
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    for sale

    Breezeblock replied to timb's topic in General chat

    what weight can you carry with a l200 tipper
  8. Breezeblock
    jcb recommended waxoyl instead of grease as the dirt doesnt stick to it did the bolts holding the pad shear off or did they wear off
  9. Breezeblock
    accumulator lock valve ?
  10. Breezeblock
    i could rent you a terrier for a few weeks he hates gettin woken up
  11. Breezeblock
    if there is pressure tappings on the pto you can borrow a set of gauges from me i am just down the road in denny
  12. Breezeblock
    went to see them at a local dealer and he said that they gave up selling ryobi stuff cos it spent more time in the workshop than out working wasnt sure if it was salesrep speak
  13. Breezeblock
    are ryobi pruners crap i was looking at an echo and they seem to be a different quality is it worth the extra expense
  14. Breezeblock
    if i had typed that into google i would probably misspelt it
  15. Breezeblock
    what is it
  16. Breezeblock
    is it a big horse:thumbup:
  17. Breezeblock
    relief valve lifting at too low a pressure and it will result in hot oil
  18. Breezeblock
    relief valves only limit hyd pressure not an overload i presume this has an extending arm on it try next time pick up a heavy log and then extend out there you go you have overloaded it. continually picking up 100% of its lift capacity will shorten its life span where as if you picked up 75% of its capacity it may last 4 times of which it has
  19. Breezeblock
    nope unless you are good at pullin spanners
  20. Breezeblock
    i do mines on a lathe with the coolant on them and use auto feed cos im lazy:thumbup:
  21. Breezeblock
    from what i can see it looksthat there is enough material thickness in that area and the casting has a small flaw in it but i would say its down to overloading
  22. Breezeblock
    remember to check the pressures on this. ballooning can be caused by pressure intensification where the viscosity of cold oil goes sky high and causes oddball failures like this due to uncontrolled pressure . did this fail after a cold spell
  23. Breezeblock
    if the motor has a case drain hose remove it and if there is an excess of oil coming thru it. that points to the rotor being worn and oil bypassing if the case drain goes thru a filter cut it open and see if there is metal inside it most final drives will have abit of metal kicking about in the oil check for chunky bits swap the hoses on the valve block to see if it transfers the problem check the pressures on relief jam a hammer in the track to get a relief valve to lift or chain the sprocket on to the chassis
  24. Breezeblock
    very shallow pockets i am a tight jock but i have an interest in building one for the workshop.
  25. Breezeblock
    has anybody got any pics or more info on these i want one

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