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woody paul

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  1. Would say it's cast steel not iron so a good welder should be able to stick weld it, Had an auger touque post hole borer drive unit which came with weld on ears (lugs) to mount it took them to a fabrication company near me they said cast steel and said they had one employee that could weld them on a bit of steel, used dissimilar rods.
  2. Not going on holiday so got a bit of money spare as well I think.
  3. Mad at the moment got a couple of jobs done and then 5 come in, talked to another tree surgeon a couple of weeks ago and a landscaper and they are the same. Weather not helping at moment either.
  4. Is that an avant head stock, as said just cut off old part and fabricate new bit.
  5. Matt Allwright loves rouge tree men. Send your story to Watchdog - Watchdog - Send - BBC WWW.BBC.CO.UK
  6. So uncompleted job as well. Would anyone near by got reg of vehicle they used on cctv maybe.
  7. When will people learn, if damage to you property you should be able to claim of neighbour for it as you employed them to do work.
  8. Pressure is the main thing you need to run one not flow rate that is just speed.
  9. The bod that had driven it had put it in 4 wheel drive not understanding the vehicle.
  10. Start with power supply, fuse, relay or lose connection. Check earthing points as well. My mate had some dents put right on his old L200 and when it came back was drive back by garage bod I was there when it turned up and as soon as turned in to his yard you could hear tyres scrub, he got in it and was in 4 wheel drive ask bod why it had been in 4 wheel drive and he had no idea why.
  11. Lack of use is most of the problem with transmission get stuck in or out.
  12. Replaced the roller cutters and springs on my TW 150 a couple of years ago and made it a lot better at pulling things in. If you jensen is OK otherwise spend a bit of money on it.
  13. If you have saw ticket wear chainsaw trousers always handy to have someone how can step in if needed.
  14. Some thing similar went on a couple of months back my brother received a letter through the post about having a test you do yourself then a courier picks it up, the postmen said he only delivered 3 envelope like it in the whole village, so must be worked on percentages. Then a customer I work for had a letter about anti body test. So there is tests going on all the time that most of us no nothing about unless talked about.
  15. No Colchester St Benedict's School
  16. Schools are putting pupils in bubbles and teaching them and play grounds are divided up for years or bubbles, or if not bubbles spaced out 2m apart. So i was amazed today working near a secondary school at kick out time buses turned up and then left jammed full with all ages of pupils, so all the work done by school all day went pop.
  17. Can you not just plug in to tractor hydraulics.
  18. If pto chipper should be easy to power with lorry. Depends on how much hp you need but timber yard near me used old David brown and other small tractors to drive bits of machinery they had no tin work or wheels and mounted in frames so they could move them about with forklift.
  19. Would not have thought you can pumb it up and run both, but a simple diverter valve after pump to send flow to splitter or as it should.
  20. If you want to lift big timber forklift is the way to go, even some of the small ones will out lift the average loader tractor
  21. I bought a Riko 25t splitter about 4 years ago what made me choose it over others was the weight of it, was heaver then others on the market so bigger steel used. With large lumps load it with crane on trailer.
  22. When I first saw it with husk on didn't look like walnut as so big.
  23. Fork lift is the only thing going to lift that weight.
  24. woody paul

    Walnut

    Found some walnuts in garden working in today they were from neighbours tree they are massive, Photo is 1 next to large egg, anyone else seen ones this size.

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