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  1. Riggerbear
    Haven't done much recently but knocked out 4 strops this evening, just need to whip them up
  2. Riggerbear
    I thought they only fitted the newer pantin ?
  3. Riggerbear
    I've done several of these in under a hour
  4. Riggerbear
    Take the wheel and the centre hub cover off. Inside there's a castle nut held on with a split pin. Remove both of these and then you can take the brake drum off but it can be tricky. It could be one of the brake shoes retaining springs has broken so it's rubbing on the drum and getting warm ?
  5. Riggerbear
    Has it got a hand brake and brakes ? Some of the sub 750kg timberwolfs haven't got brakes have they ?
  6. Riggerbear
    Exactly what bob said
  7. Riggerbear
    Good on ya Sloth, hope you enjoy it
  8. Riggerbear
    I'd highly recommend Timon, knowledgeable when it comes to LOLER and a good guy to deal with.
  9. Riggerbear
    Yes that's it, 360 degrees
  10. Riggerbear
    Glen hoddle ? Haven't they been there already
  11. Riggerbear
    Turn them fully clockwise and then 1 turn Anti-clockwise
  12. Riggerbear
    As a palace fan I don't fancy pardew but how about sherwood, straight talking and home grown but probably lacking enough experience in some eyes
  13. Riggerbear
    Who going to be next then ?
  14. Riggerbear
    I'm glad you gave me the heads up, I was going to offer to do it for him !
  15. Riggerbear
    That's the cylinder cover. £280 still seems expensive
  16. Riggerbear
    The grey pan ? The thing where the rear av mount is attached ?
  17. Riggerbear
    £280 ! What have you done to it ? I've repaired a few that needed a new fuel tank/handle section and cylinder cover and it cost no where near that much
  18. Riggerbear
    I had the same on a 066 a few years back, would never think a flywheel could go 'wrong'
  19. Riggerbear
    Where are you based ranger ?
  20. Riggerbear
    You could all go and do CS32, then you refreshing your chainsaw certs and getting a new ticket. As regards the aerial stuff, how about doing CS40, then your refreshing your climbing, aerial chainsaw use and getting another new ticket ?
  21. Riggerbear
    I'd say fell and treat the stumps is the only option there Matt, especially for the 1st picture. The trees are just too close. How's things anyway mate ?
  22. Riggerbear
    Your not the only one Steve
  23. Riggerbear
    Friday and Saturday
  24. Riggerbear
    Been using a Mk1 since they were released 6 days a week contract climbing. No cracks on mine.
  25. Riggerbear
    They had a busy day then !

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