Suffolk-Matt
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Currently have - 18hp machine, its runs 6 pairs of finger teeth. Past machines have always had greenteeth so im switching it over. Now.... I use to use an HB20 a lot which from memory had 4 pairs of greenteeth but had 27hp... Should i go for 4 pairs or 6? Rather than just telling me what you have on your machine Id like to know some thought and logic behind it! Can i even go from 6 to 4? I guess the spacing wouldn't work out?... Hmmm So 3 pairs or 6 pairs... waffling now. Oh and what sized greenteeth? But that would depend on the amount of pairs used i guess...... Just after ideas for the most efficient and cost effective tooth solution.
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When I had mine, I collected it inside a SWB van, so i know they fit. Might get lucky on Shiply if someone is heading in that direction, its easy to use and get quotes. -
Try Shiply.com You put in the item description and various carriers will bid for the lowest price to ship it, use common sense and it can be a good service. However... You can hire a small van these days for £25 a day or less that will return 60mpg plus. OR.. can the hopper /spout be removed? Might squeeze it on a pallet if so or a double pallet for sure.
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That video always amazes me Also that covers day to day things, the expected, throwing in a few GA infringements for good measure must lead to a stressful and heavy workload.
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£1500 would just.. with some haggling, get you a second hand Rayco RG13 which, in my opinion, would be better than a new Rock Machinery grinder. £1500 would be better put down as a deposit on a bigger machine.
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I looked at these options a few months ago, seemed the only real narrow access machine is the P28/38 or the Bandit HB20N (narrow).
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tricks for removal of rust and grim from fuel tank?
Suffolk-Matt replied to Suffolk-Matt's topic in Maintenance help
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Grinders metal tank is awful inside, Ive got the tank off the machine. Soaked it overnight with some detergent which has bundged most of the residue but im left with a rust like scale on the inside. I tryed putting a few old nuts and bolts and giving a shake, which loosened a little. any magic tricks?
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Thanks, ill give them a call. To be honest Im thinking it would be a better idea to switch to an electric clutch, not sure what will cost or entail.
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I have a Dosko grinder fitted with an 18hp Kohler and a centrifugal clutch. Even at very low revs the wheel is spinning slowly but on occasion it will slow to a stop. I need the engine running to power the drive but its dangerous doing so with the head is spinning I took the clutch apart and all seems fine, as i say it does work correctly on the odd time i start it. Any suggestions?
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I know aldi do a 3 year warranty on all their stuff. Their all cheap at those prices so going to be a gamble.
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£30 is great with all the bits included, multi angle shots for a cheap price. 1080p is @ 30fps, 60 would of been better. Ive just preordered one to use as as second camera and for the kids to mess around with. 'Go-Pro like' Action Camera : National Geographic Branded Action Camera 1080p £29.99 @ Aldi - Hot UK Deals Detail on link ^
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THIS ^^ A chap at the flying club left his on the wing while refuelling, then proceeded to take off on a cross country flight... Used the method above and it gave an exact fix of where it had fallen on the taxyway. Hope you find it, ballache loosing a phone
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Felco have some also but I think price was a fair bit more for their version.
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Marlow 11mm Black Abseil Rope
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As per title, Im a man short for a 2 day job near Eye off the A140. PM me if interested Climbing or grounding
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For the first year, £140 per year afterwards. Wouldnt it be about £140 per year under the current system?
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It isnt great and is overpriced, doesn't stop me buying it out of lazyness though. A lot of calories in those large Latte also.
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Both wrong, Jet boil wins I did see that video this morning, I think Costa did come back with a reply of sorts that made sense.
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We were out in it midday today in Suffolk sorting a windblown Spruce, Katie blew pretty well.... 50-55mph gusting squall, hail like pea shingle then moments of sunshine!
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What pole trimmers are folks using these days?
Suffolk-Matt replied to Suffolk-Matt's topic in General chat
The Echo pole is excellent, takes a saw head really well, infact best saw pole i have used. It is heavy as a result, hence im after something lighter for a nicer finish. Im not sure on the 4mix from what i read, expensive also. -
Im needing to buy another, I currently have an Echo 265ES, the big telescopic one and a Tanaka long reach. I keen to have another Echo or Tanaka, just wondered what others are using currently? Are Stihl all 4 mix now? Efco any good? As I say I really rate the Jap stuff, another Echo, albeit lighter, would be good.
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Happy to take on a full time apprentice.
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*** Climbers // Groundies // IPSWICH Needed ***
Suffolk-Matt replied to Suffolk-Matt's topic in Employment
Still looking -
*** Climbers // Groundies // IPSWICH Needed ***
Suffolk-Matt replied to Suffolk-Matt's topic in Employment
Bump!
