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  1. Hi John, am just buying an older TN5500 with Uniforest 35 and front forks and, given that's a somewhat unusual configuration, I was wondering if perhaps it's the same one as in this post. If you think it might be, it would be great if you could get in touch as I am struggling to identify the fork type for attachments. Thanks! 

  2. I know the dimensions of the chipper but wondered in your experience which Ifor Williams plant trailer it sit most comfortably on ?
  3. This item is SOLD

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    Landrover defender 110 tipper,3500kg, 53 plate, td5 engine. Mileage 100334. 12 months mot. td5 engine has just been remapped by td5 tuning specialists,alive tuning from Louth. Engine analysis to be found in excellent fettle and now achieves in excess of 185 hp( available to view from alive tuning). Vehicle has been serviced and repaired by independent landrover services Ltd from Hull. Again service records and references available. features include 2 inch lift and suspension upgrade, heavy duty helper springs, heavy duty clutch, snorkel,come up winch,4 work/ spotlights, 4 led flashing beacons,kenwood radio/cd player, CB radio. Has 2 brand new front tyres, rear tyres new last December,brand new spare. New drivers seat. Roof rack with bespoke luggage box and fasteners.2 ample tool boxes on tipper body, full length tool across tool box and daken storage box under vehicle also has site accommodation mode with bespoke steps to rear body and aluminium framework for tarp/ shelter. Underside of tipper body has been sealed with Schultz protective coating.price is subject to vat.

    £14,750

  4. Any recommendations for a mulcher attachment for a mini skid steer ?
  5. So that would explain why the oil is clear on the level viewer before it’s started up again. Would I be right in presuming that the moisture that’s condensated has settled at the bottom of the tank and by draining about half a pint it would have eliminated the water ?
  6. I have an issue with my timber trailer hydraulics. Over the winter months it’s stored in a barn and brought out again in the spring when drier conditions allow timber extraction. The hydraulic oil become contaminated due to condensation while inactive. So is it better to drain the system and leave it empty or top it up full to the limit and take out the excess prior to use. The tank is plastic.
  7. Has anyone any tips for removing the hydraulic oil from the hoses of a small timber crane. I have drained the holding tank but the oil in the hoses doesn’t drain freely. Can it be forced through with an air compressor. It needs to be removed as it is contaminated.
  8. Has anyone any suggestions for tyre valve protection for trailers that have wheels without built in protection?
  9. So this chap was stopped by police for unsecured load. Seems a bit harsh as the load is contained within the bag. What are your thoughts ?
  10. Thanks for that. Would certainly save a lot of hassle that way ?
  11. I have some milky hydraulic oil that needs changing. How do I flush all the oil from the lines that go right to the grapple on my crane ?
  12. Can anyone recommend radio ear defenders that will fit on a petzl helmet that have am or dab radio or a combined forestry helmet that has am / dab radio ?
  13. Anyone use a Kelfri 2.7 t Kellfri timber trailer. Looks useful but wonder what it's like in practice.
  14. Anyone offer some feedback on these. Look really useful.

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