woody paul
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Get well soon mate. Luck thou a bloke I do some work for fractured two vertabers in his back from the same height .
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You may also want to check roller bearings are not jamming because they are on the way out
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Not if you fit this one S.60747 Ford New Holland 2600/3600/2000/3000 Model | Power Steering Conversion Kit | Based in UK
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Maybe filter
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You can all ways fit an after market power steering kit, what make of loader has it fitted will make a price differences They are a great little tractor my old boss had 1 and with a large wieght box on back would push a lot of brash up on to fire, it did has wide tyres fitted to front aswell but no power steering so was hard work.
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Post knocker to be mounted on jcb 3cx front loader
woody paul replied to Matthew Storrs's topic in Large equipment
As you said you work alone the biggest problem with mounting it on the front of a digger is get in and out to operate it and long distance to walk to front, -
That shaft been turned down a lot. Why I ask about pulley size because you may be able swap them over and make a bearing and shaft to take large pulley and them run it at 540 pto
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Post knocker to be mounted on jcb 3cx front loader
woody paul replied to Matthew Storrs's topic in Large equipment
We just put it on 3pl and travel to site and then put it on front we do not use it on front that often but when we do it handy -
Post knocker to be mounted on jcb 3cx front loader
woody paul replied to Matthew Storrs's topic in Large equipment
Most jcb digger are light on the front and only travel well with a full set of buckets in 4in1 on front. Will make a good tool as we fit a post thumper on the fore end loader on the fendt we have for driving in tall post but only once on site. -
You need to shop around for best price as well, when i bought mine there was £100 different in prices i was quoted.
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Out of interest what size pulley on engine.
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It is a slip clutch and come with ether splind , keyed or share bolt. The other thing to think about is to run at 1000 rpm off a tractor with 1000 rpm PTO is have you got to rev the balls out of tractor to get that. We use a 540rpm chipper at run the tractor on 750 rpm pto at lower revs so economy 540rpm uses a lot less fuel.
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1 end pto shaft other end to shaft or gearbox.
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For direct drive just bolt one of these to keyed shaft and add pto shaft.
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Blade is small but splits well, quick as well. 1 problem is blade stops a little bit to short so you need to have a bloke on base, and the other is it has no auto return, but for its size a great splitter and light enough to pick up by hand and move. Made a frame to stand mine on and.got a set of 6m hoses for it so tractor can stand facing splitter and I can chuck logs in to bucket will its plug in back of tractor.
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Did look at 1 last year because of work load and jobs that were coming in but opted not to but which I had or some thing bigger like an avant. Found this video the other day good bit of camera work:confused1: [ame] [/ame]
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That looks a great tool but could see cab being hit this is a better machine keeping hold of stuff [ame] [/ame]
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Giant also make larger loader like an avant, Norcar loaders look good as well and narrow compared to its competitors.
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That's some belt sander you have.
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The only problem with direct dive on flywheel shaft is you only got 540rpm or 1000rpm which may not be fast enough.
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I would sit it below and then belts would be the weak link you will need a means of keep the tension in them.
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You need a piece of shaft like this but longer some bearing pulleys the right size and some fabrication Splined Shaft 250mm overall 1 3 4 6 Spline
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Did you just lift it out. Did some many years ago with a Bedford timber crane by lifting rather than pulling came out with all small roots as well.
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[quote name=Mark Bolam WoodyPaul I kind of get where you're coming from with 8 cuts' date=' but I guarantee that tree is bigger than it looks and you'd muller the garden. I've cut whole pollard heads off in the past on willows with mixed results. Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk Was joking Mark. The tree in question has been done many times before by the look of it, so as It's been done some how just work out how and do it the same way. I know a couple of odd job gardener that work around my area how would just get a ladder and pruning saw and just re pollard it.
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Terrasaur blades are not cheap and horrible to use for a long time.
