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Breezeblock

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  1. i am fairly certain that they would need pressure to lift the valve. check the pressures on each service and check what they should be
  2. is the rest of the functions on the hiab working properly stick a gauge on the valve block and check the pressures as most jack legs have pilot operated check valves so theyre might not be enough pressure to lift the check valve
  3. i have a 2 cyl kubota for sale and 3 cyl also bothup for grabs
  4. get your missus to whine more this cured mines:thumbup1:
  5. i already do it keeps the wife away
  6. a bunch off hillbillys trying to fit a track on a digger and then blasting some rock with too much anfo woohoo next week one off them marries his sister
  7. avoid any type of dozer they are nothing but grief and bruised knuckles i hate them
  8. i done 2 for a cat minidigger they were absolutely ****** i bored them out and put a phozzybronze bush in them there is bound to be somebody that can turn them up there surely
  9. have the bearings collapsed in it if they have and there is enough meat around it you can get them repaired i take they are about the same size as a minidigger one
  10. look for a proper prefilter from lucas cav or fleetgaurd thats what gets fitted to most big plant and makes a lot of difference
  11. why 3" most racing landies use only 2" and they are bomb proof
  12. brilliant looks great fun cant wait to see the vid:thumbup:
  13. post a picture of the control valve and let us see it then we will have half a chance:thumbup:
  14. check whether its open or closed centre or the pump willbe under load all the time
  15. the ginger one is 15 months old and is nuts we had to get him neutered he was just wanting to fight with anything with 4 legs:thumbdown:
  16. hallelujah chain finally arrived after 2 months waiting:thumbdown:
  17. got our new lakeland terrier pup meg yesterday this is the daughter of our ginger lakey:thumbup: 8 weeks old on monday
  18. proper icicles
  19. copper:lol:
  20. i would not use threaded bar for anything that requires any amount of strain as it has similar strenght qualities as toffee for nuts and bolts in small quantities try cat as there fasteners are excellent quality
  21. just fitted 8 tooth sprocket on my 365 but only for my 15" bar transforms a good saw into an even better one:thumbup:for my20" and 24" bars 7 tooth dead easy to change the cog
  22. you could possibly use a diamond tip stone dresser i think you can get them from machine mart or cromwell tools
  23. filters are usually on the return from any valves and usually have a bypass built into them
  24. i am a heavy plant fitter and i use halfords stuff pretty much every day it is definatley less quality than the likes of bahco,facom etc i still breakthem on the odd occasion but the stuff that gets heavy usage gets replaced with something better the ratchet spanners are better to use than the snapon ones because the ratchet heads are smaller
  25. fantastic idea the only thing thatputs me offis the fear of driving away half asleep towing the house with the power cable:lol:

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