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woody paul

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    essex/suffolk border
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    Shooting
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    Tree-work
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    co6 3au
  • City
    colchester

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  1. One of his videos, was about mending chipper once a hammer head went through it. Re chipping is a waste of time I would of thought just put it on muck heap and spread it later. I am surprised you took a chipper there.
  2. Olly blogs latest video.
  3. Picture 5 looks like there's water around edge of carb
  4. Rain, Doing a bit of first thinning in woodland, just felling what I can and making tress that need a bit of a shuve in the right direction as to wet for machine at the moment.
  5. Use it on a little job last week, not a good test but do find any bit of grass was badly marked. Will give it a good test tomorrow as doing a bit of woodland work. Have noted the ride is a bit bumpy as they are agri pattern.
  6. They will be live fused supply and feed to valve at end of loader, which looks like white wire along hydraulic pipes.
  7. Would try new ignition module, I had a 346xp play up last year would bog down and not run nice. After a lot of messing around with carb switched module with one out of another saw and it ran sweet.
  8. If cover has no holes just cut a rectangle hole in it to take rocker switch which you can buy cheap. If loader has third service are you sure not a switch some were near joystick that works it.
  9. Take a look at Kebtek, I bought a set in the autumn they are great for hedge reduction and pruning light branches on reducing jobs.
  10. My old boss had a land rover fc with a Leyland 498 engine it bent a push rod once never knew what caused it, he spoke to a farmer. / engineer how ran Leyland tractors, he said he had a couple of engines that had done it and never found out why.
  11. Wouldn't of wanted to drive across lawn today with them, will swop to grass tyres when working on lawns. New set up makes loader 2 inches narrower which maybe handy if access is tight
  12. Tobroco giant, got a new set of boots. Fed up with getting no traction from grass tyres so got new rims with agri tread.
  13. Windy and wet here, meant to be clearing up Yew I reduced in a church yard yesterday. That's going to have to wait till tomorrow, as just getting over cough virus that's going about.
  14. There has been pictures took of one in Suffolk. Probably a number of them about, if you don't look for them you will not find them,
  15. A mog just to get up steep drive way is a bit OTT as said 4x4 truck or even different make or 2wd truck with low gear reverse. I bought a Toyota land cruiser swb a couple of years ago and reverse is to high to back full trailer up any slope. Drove alot of truck in my time and the best geared was Bedford CF.

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