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  1. woody paul
    Vortex strimmer cord is the stuff to use, lovely finish on short grass. Practice like other's have said. Flymo maybe quicker.
  2. woody paul
    Get a good fitter to service it regularly so he knows machine, and when you ring him to ask for help more likely to come out.
  3. woody paul
    MEWP as not easy to assess condition under ivy before climb.
  4. woody paul
    Ash tree from last week,with dieback owner wanted to retain it, and keep some ivy for habitat.
  5. woody paul
    So everything turned up this morning. One thread has been helicoiled by someone and both were tight. So will see if my idea of using Nord - lock washers works, when I was tightening them could feel evertime it went over ridges.
  6. woody paul
    Customer asked me to look at exhaust on his saw which has come loss after dealer repair, so bolts have come loss again one missing exhaust cracked and no sign of gasket. Professional repair?. So has anyone used Nord-lock washer to hold them tight. I know threadlock them but want a belt and braces job.
  7. woody paul
    You should be able to find cheap grab as they are not that powerful machine, even a cheap Chinese one may do.
  8. woody paul
    That's just mental for a small exhaust. Got to be one the same used on something else. Can't see specific to Timberwolf. Cut and weld could be cheaper.
  9. woody paul
    Better off with an old fashion bashing hook.
  10. woody paul
    Yes that's the one.
  11. woody paul
    Found out today need new one, so no one open to ring.
  12. woody paul
    Need a new hydraulic tank breather filter, looked online and nearly fell over. Anyone know of cheaper ones to use.
  13. woody paul
    If its horizontal anvil that's a lump of metal to go through chipper, would of thought its damage discharge fan. But I can't see how it been thrown out as it's got to get past or through blades.
  14. woody paul
    Were it will be held would will be your major problem, getting people to turn up. All trade stands would need people noing what they are taking about nothing worse than someone how nose nothing about what you are both looking at.. You can advertise as much as you want but people may not turn up, like a demo day held by a dealer a couple of weeks ago, I spent 2 hour talking to greenmech and husqvarna reps with no one else turning up in that time.
  15. woody paul
    My set up for Tobroco giant. Pulled over a number of trees with it also used it to recover loader when I got it stuck in middle of woodland
  16. woody paul

    Ladybirds

    woody paul replied to WirralBoy's topic in The Lounge

    Got home at around 3.00 and saw loads of them on sunny wall. Cut a mixed hedge the other day and as I cut near top Craneflys came out of top.
  17. woody paul
    I have had a piston look like that first time was piston ring second was circlip holding gudgeon pin in broke up. Your fragments look to big for ether. Are carb butterflies intact. Or if saw has had a knock and metal from exhaust.
  18. woody paul
    Just replace whole unit, my 150 played out about 4 years ago didn't get from timberwolf as said I needed to change whole setup with hydraulic manifold . Ring Parker hydraulics in Norfolk, supplied unit all you need is shorter bolts to fit.
  19. woody paul
    you just need to check shaft size and find wheels, I think ones on cheap sack borrow do the job.
  20. woody paul
    If you want something to last, mcconnel bomford major or spearhead.
  21. woody paul
    You also have reach to back under low branches, and backing up to ditch without ditching tractor.
  22. woody paul
    looking at the leaves laying around could be Sorbus torminalis.
  23. woody paul
    Looks half the tractor with small wheels.
  24. woody paul
    Always skating on thin ice 😄
  25. woody paul
    Any good bearing supplier should be able to supply once they see them.

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