Breezeblock
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Everything posted by Breezeblock
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what if you were a midget
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if its an ex utilities mini digger i would avoid them like the plague i have seen diggers absolutely knackered within 1000 hrs but i have seen mining excavators with 90000 hours on them and still going it depends on the jockey in the seat and the folk repairing it when it breaks down i would suggest if you are looking at second hand take an unbiased independent engineer with you to carry out a proper inspection we can pick up on stuff that you wouldn't even think is possible
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i never usually bother disconnect the remote control unit or sensitive electronics if you are concerned
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i think they are all in my workshop roof
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hi stefan did you pass on the m9 yesterday morning at 7.15 i seen a blue tranny with a predator on the back . i think your misses is right take a bit of time out a break never killed anyone
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ditto thats whats on ours and its lasted pretty well you should be able to get a large off cut for beer tokens as there is usually loads in the quarries thats half worn or demolition companies as well
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or buy a couple of chinese gx390s and save the hassle
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i would have expected the digger to be wrecked after hitting that
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are they quite on the ball with red down there
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does the hose reach the filler on the van?
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we've got 3 chinese engines at 16hp we have had no problems with them no brainer in my opinion 1/3 cost for more power if you are that concerned about reliability buy 2
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looks great i do love a proper diy project 6mths down the line when its been abused and modified even more you can look back and say i built that
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yep pm me i am having a clear out
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you can get mek from boat chandlers they use for priming ribs for repairs its quite expensive
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got the email yesterday from them looked about as clear as mud what are slf suppliers going to get charged
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slate is pretty inert to anything my hearth came from a chemical lab and had rings from the acid beakers that were sat on it they came out with a belt sander shot blasting is pretty aggressive so i wouldn't do that i would go straight for the nitromors if it was me
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I've got one up for grabs £10 + postage and its yours
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what about a tracked dumper with a power pack on it
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it aint that easy to change the gearing on a final drive to a different ratio also be very cautious about increasing the flow from a swash pump this seriously reduces their lifespan best to leave alone
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could the reverse solenoid be rigged up in parallel with the starer so that it helps with this problem?
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nah plumber turn up with a 10'' shifter and a flat blade screwdriver
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petrol or diesel are the blades sharp belts tight rpm reading correct etc
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our chipper was recored last year i think i payed 160 ish
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How many green teeth for a 18hp machine?
Breezeblock replied to Suffolk-Matt's topic in Large equipment
we have 4 pairs of 700 with 2 sets straight in the lead and 2 pairs left and right set back 10mm it works well in stoney ground this is on a machine with 16hp -
take it to a place that does recores
