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No st the moment but that may well change within 5 to ten years. i think you need more options than just yes or no
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Like kicking a sausage down OConnell Street
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Sounds more like rollers not getting enough hydraulic pressure , maybe valve controlling forward/reverse not functioning properly .
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No , more like a mini spade fuse. i think dark brown color far as I can remember
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My mechanic always checks tow socket first then hazard switch, he says indicators controlled via . therer normally a scrapped transit to swop stuff from
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A diode is like a non return valve for current i think it’s in the box out front but could be wrong. looks like a small fuse. would check but van is 20 miles away
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Re: indicators. mine have given bother a few times. had to replace hazard switch once or twice. last time they acted up with one side coming on by itself, turned out to be a diode. Took a lot of trial and error to find. Q
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Handy! Takes me about an hour. I read that botex were doing one but forgot to enquire at APF. Thanks
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Is that a quick attach adapter thingy between rotator and grab?
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Clever and productive I’d say
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Safer (and faster)to use proper injection tool. fella I know almost got round up in his eyes when needle broke
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Agreed!!
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I think this was asked on forum before so maybe worth a search . i once used a screw from a domestic electric plug Same size and. Thread just not countersunk
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I bought a used Camon badged version of Rayco RG 13 about fourteen years ago .it has done every sort of stump for me . it cost around €1500 at the time and is probably still worth €1000. Well worth buying something built to last
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When I started cutting in the forests in 1987 the 266XP was the saw the main price work cutters used. Most lads would start off with a Husky 61 The forestry men (state forestry before it became Coillte Teoranta) used mostly 266SE or some had 162SE. i don’t know what the difference was between the SE and XP, I never seen an SE on display in any of the saw dealers of the time, just XP. would still be a good saw for ringing firewood
