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  1. woody paul
    Keep getting them and I have never had a accident, catch them out ever time by asking them for Police Accident number answer I get is they put phone down. Looks like you got good photos if need by insurance company.
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    You can not change gap setting like other chipper blades are mounted in a way so there is no need of ajustment. When you turn the anvil it has to be turn the right way Timberwolf will help you if you ring them.
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    alo loaders uk sell them to fit there pallet forks as one in photo brushcutter posted.Dimension series - quicke.nu
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    do not now what this is like but farm near me has just bought a trailer from them looks a good and strong. http://www.cherryproducts.co.uk/userfiles/products/e_51-1.jpghttp://www.cherryproducts.co.uk/userfiles/images/Upcoming%20Shows/2013%20Pictures/Others/JCB%20TLT%20Pallet%20Tine%20Log%20Grab%202.JPG
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    Lifting and Crane Screw in Ground Anchor 30" - Machine Mart here you go JON
  6. woody paul
    The best tip is never lend it to anyone.
  7. woody paul
    This 1 I made is 750mm wide it was to wide for a coulpe I did before Christmas could do with being 650mm so if you are going to make 1 make sure It's narrow enough to go through them odd narrow door ways.
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    6ft cork screw anchor were used by electric board to hold poles up when dropping wires. Not much good for horizontal pulls but good for vertical.
  9. woody paul
    Customer of mine got me a selection of cheeses, most were chedder with other things in like mustard seed, horseradish, chives. All are great.
  10. woody paul
    Burn the lot job done.
  11. woody paul
    Got a pair of Lowa goretex lined lovely boots.
  12. woody paul
    I would buy sunny crisp winter days every day.
  13. woody paul
    May be if more people did it we would not need to ask if it is right to do so. By reading all posts best thing you can do is take picture of set up and send to all of mentioned authority and see what answer you get. But please let us know how you get on.
  14. woody paul
    Just be carefull ordering genuine parts from them as they do not hold them instock or thou it may say in stock had this problem 2 months ago when I need a part asap.
  15. woody paul
    Getting stronger by the hour here.
  16. woody paul
    1 good book is; The royal horticultural society Pruning & Training by Christopher Brickell & David Joyce tells you when to and how to good pictures, use it as a refernts a lot as brain can't store every thing. Published by DK books.
  17. woody paul
    Railings lovely.
  18. woody paul
    Hitch splitter behind trailer and then drive it past a traffic cop and let us know what happens:thumbup:
  19. woody paul
    You may have herring boned layed them:thumbup:
  20. woody paul
    I would have thought so.
  21. woody paul
    As above if not on dual carriage way. But you could wire a socket to back of truck which can be used for amber lights as well if needed. Been thinking you should be able to mount a switch on trailer to switch between fog and reversing light.
  22. woody paul
    Sharpened my chipper blades with a bench grinder for a couple of years now with no problems take it slow. Sharpen the pair of them as 1 by holding them in a clamp I made out of some flat bar.
  23. woody paul
    I was thinking pour a cupper out of flask in bag.
  24. woody paul
    But what did they do when they got to the top
  25. woody paul
    Tie off butt end to stop it going when rigging lift line as said above, got lift point and a Tirfor winch to lift it slow and hold it. But be safe you say asbestos roof don't even put a foot on it with out boarding it first also if old it may be split already take a good look and if so point it out to owner. Best of luck.

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