Ian88
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I have liked the idea of getting one for years and was looking at the 4x4 etesia. Still havnt been able to find the demand to make it worth wile.
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I am just doing my first one and having the same thing. Think I will be having them in full as a page on website with a mention of them on quotes, invoices and maybe small print on emails.
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I get the same.
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If any one can get a pic of the 150 and the T525 next to each other that would be interesting to see.
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I did the 250m climb out twice and it took about 45 min each time. We rigged it for a chinese business man who wanted to be adventurous, its on the youtube some where.
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Yes, it was, to much to take in. I was decending using a RIG, pantin incase I need to come back up again if some thing happened. A helicopter with a long line picked us up the following day
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Absailing down a 320m tensioned line. 200 - 250m up at this point where the spray from one of the worlds most powerfull waterfalls, kaieteur falls, Guyana, catches the light just right
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Interested to hear some views as well. Is there a pic available of the bar? Hopefully its like the pointy 150.
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Any Boxer or Vermeer skid steers second hand for sale
Ian88 replied to J Hurle and Sons's topic in Large equipment
Just found it - treebay. https://m.facebook.com/groups/1438926289712224?view=permalink&id=2000002356937945&fs=2 -
Any Boxer or Vermeer skid steers second hand for sale
Ian88 replied to J Hurle and Sons's topic in Large equipment
There was one on a facebook group in the week. Looked tidy. 21k with 3 attachments. Think it had about 90 hours on it. -
The height of that chipper . . . Ouch Sent from my SM-G930F using Arbtalk mobile app
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I have some thing rattling in mine as well, it hasnt changed the sound tho. Sent from my SM-G930F using Arbtalk mobile app
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Yes, my rock machinary one you can just pop the 4 way split over the 2way. Only takes moment. Expect they are all like that. Sent from my SM-G930F using Arbtalk mobile app
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Are they yours matty? I have always wanted a 357! Sent from my SM-G930F using Arbtalk mobile app
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This thing is pretty nifty! After years getting anoyed with the plastic ones I did some research and found these. Dualco mini grease gun, they cost about £12 i think. So much better! Sent from my SM-G800F using Arbtalk mobile app
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Yes, its pretty snappy getting it all back in. It may want a bit off oil by the sound of it, try and avoid going in there!
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Its getting ingested, I think it usually causes the saw to cut out as well and your left with pull cord in 3-6 pieces, some look melted.
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Just using a stopper/barrel knot. I think its probably about 80cm cord. Springs all good on the fly wheel. I have probably got through 6 cords, pretty much every time its been used it does it! Bit of a pain taking a saw out on a job knowing its probably going to break its self.
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Its got a new cord in it at the moment so not much to see. If you think a picture will help I can pop a few up . . .
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Been trying to get to the bottom of this for a wile but I cant work it out. It now seem to get through a pull cord every time I use the saw. Starts fine, not a heavy pull, I dont think the damage is being done wile starting. Its wile its being used. I think it gets into the fly wheel and ends up in lots of bits. Time before last it pulled out the start/stop wire and broke the case that holds the wires! Any ideas on this would be great!
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Looking for a swing mill for some work in Weymouth, West Dorset. If any one has one or knows any one that would be ideal. Cheers.
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Its down . . . Just to round a post off with a few pictures.
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Yes, I expect some thing has been happening before they noticed it. And I do expect the previous owners built up the soil level at the base to make mowing easier, shame. The power lines should be fine, its ABC and every thing can get down around them OK thankfully.
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Thank you. Interesting reading there. Any thought on the left overs from stump grinding? Or same deal? I would usually leave them there but they are not going to want to deal with it I expect.
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New tribe make them. If its just for the odd climb here n there a rock climbing one may do to see if they get on with it.
