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That sounds mental! No reversing what a joke 🤦‍♂️

Was talking to a guy who has a couple of lorries yesterday, he said the hgv test is going to be shorter and easier to pass. Anyone heard similar?

My brother has a 2010 crafter van and has had bother with its electrics, sometimes it just decides it doesn't want to start! He has had it on diagnostics a few times and no one can find the fault. My mate had a 59 plate tipper with a similar fault.

I was thinking of getting a heavy duty canvas made for the top of the silage trailer so its removable for log loading and cutting out a bit at the top of the rear door for chipping through so it can be loaded right up to the top with no mess. Has anyone done similar ?

Wouldn't bother me in the slightest! You lot down there are easily annoyed 🤣🤣

Why would that bother you? Nothing to do with you what someone parks on their drive!

This was not a shredder it was a tp 200 🤣🤣

Think the contractor that done this chipping for the council needs to have a look at his blades and anvils! 🤣🤣

Such a shame I love the safetrak 1928 but dont love dpf and electronics 😢

Oh aye head gasket too. None of this has put me off the safetrack and I enquired about buying a new one this week but was disappointed to hear they have none left to sell 😢

Wish I'd read this before I bought mine 🙈🤣🤣. So far I've had to replace tracks, rollers, idler wheels, bottom feed roller and bearings, starter motor, electric clutch, head gasket, various wires, throttle cable, stop bar cable and 3 or 4 of the top roller long bolts. She had a very hard life on the railway before I bought her but she has chipped a helluva stuff and made me plenty.

When he was filming in the west coast of scotland he was seen buying fire lighters in the wee village shop 🤣🤣🤣. I do like watching his programmes tho.

Tree surgeons dont usually have to venture far from their van so a spare saw is usually on hand but I'm talking about forestry cutting where you might be a couple kilometres or more away from your van so a spare bar and chain is easier to carry in your piece bag 👍

If you get a saw with inboard clutch trapped in windblow you can remove the power head easily and put a spare bar and chain on to cut yourself out. Never done this myself honest 😁

Good Van that Steven 👍 I drove one for a couple years when I was at the utility cutting.