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rusty290

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  • Location:
    girvan, southwest scotland
  • Interests
    chainsaw carving, log cabins, wood cutting, countrylife
  • Occupation
    looking for work
  • Post code
    ka26

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  1. agrimog, it was reeking abit that day, that was the first i had seen it on the road, any other times i seen it was sitting parked up, take it thats where you stay,
  2. nice mog and trailer, i recognise that mog, i seen it a few years ago with a twin axle trailer on it
  3. hi, forestgough do you have any pics of your log shearer
  4. take all the nuts and pipes of, then crank it over, the compression will push the injector up abit, it might force them out of the engine block
  5. you could of had a unimog like this
  6. it does look kinda odd, alot of steel work in it
  7. you must work with heavy steel, that wont bend in a hurry
  8. you got pics of your splitter
  9. <p>HI MATE thanks for that jon</p>

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