scraggs
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A friend you say ? Send him a bill for the replacement of it, I wouldn't worry too much about offending him.
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I have mine with the nfu. They were really good when my last one was stolen and paid out within a week.
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Not wanting to take this off topic, but it will take a hell of a lot longer than a couple of days off the bread or any food to know if it could be that making you feel ill.
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Those small pots are handy for small stuff but once you start getting onto larger area's you need the cfm of the bigger compressors and reliability of proper pots. The small ones suffer badly from the grit just wearing its way through valves and nozzles at a fair rate.
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you will be there until the cows come home with one of those pots Will be far cheaper in cost and time to get it done properly imo
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Going by the build quality and seedbed left behind the rotadairon is a much better machine than the blec. If I were in the market for a new burrier I would be looking at a dairon, looking at the finished seedbed it does the job quite well, however that is on the much bigger machines, I have no experience of the smaller machines.
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I have a partner K65 powered version of one of them available. PM me if interested
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Here's a start ifor trailer thread and here I have made my opinions well known now about the new tippers so will say no more I would be worried if the new style alluminium floor would cope with logs being tipped out at height over any period of time
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it's on the site here somewhere but I can't find where it is so here it is here
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the 8x5 tows fine behind a ranger, but earlier rangers can't tow them "legally" fully loaded So depends what year you have
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You no longer have to downplate trailers, just keep them under the towing limit of the truck
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Sorry I should have linked to this Just to add to that, the raised lip that joins the aluminum floor to the steel floor is now starting to get bent from loading pallets and pallet bearers resting on it, I really need to ply line the floor when I get time
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I have a new type ifor 10x5 tipper, it's a complete pile of festering shite, it's for sale to anyone who is stupid enough to buy it. Did I mention it's a pile of festering crap ?
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That looks an arse Top marks to who ever done it for fairly uniform missed strips through their length, sadly not quite so uniform in the width missed strips though
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nice bit of engineering dean. But do bandit just take whatever paint comes along
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It a 1990 S3 It has had 916 front forks put on it and has micron pipes which will go as soon as I can find a s/h set of genuine pipes, although it does sound pretty good with them on
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After trying a custom for a while I have decided it really isn't for me so went and treated myself to this last week 1990 851 not totaly original at the moment but I will work to put it back to original in time. So if anyone is interested in a 06 xvs650 with only 400 miles on it let me know
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whether you will get a penny for it will all depend on the wording of your tenancy agreement, and even then if the ammount isn't agreed by the tenant then it will be decided by the adjudication service (depending where the deposit is held), and from bitter experience the best of luck if it goes up that route.
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Feeling really sorry for you Sadly the chances of them being caught are zilch
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The best advise I can give is find a good hypnotherapist and get them to teach you self hypnosis. Be very carefull of doctors with some of the drugs they may use to help you out, sure go get checked out, that can't do you any harm at all, thats imo of course. Whatever you do don't do nothing.
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They are on ebay now Le-Criquet Still no pictures or video of one at work yet though from what I can see, which I would have thought if they were trying to sell them would be the least they would do to help sales.
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Zetor & Same spares availability?
scraggs replied to Tom at Heartwood's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
I have owned several same's and zetors and although the zetors are reliable the same's are a good all round tractor and much nicer to work in and on imo but as said above a little noisy. My current explorer2 90hp has nearly 10k hours on it and it's still in excellent mechanical condition but it's bodywork is getting really tatty now. The economy PTO on some same's is really handy if you are doing saw/processor work as you can run 540 pto speeds at a touch over tickover -
My mad cocker spaniel "Willow" she is a cracking dog but it's a wonder she is still alive as she eats anything and everything.
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