aspenarb
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I did look into this and in quite a lot of remote locations there is no mobile signal, worse still no emergency signal. There is only one gadget that works, if you contact Adam in the link put up by Hertswood he will explain. http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/general-chat/91076-lone-working-control-measures-6.html Bob
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I am blaming you for this Filthy Socks . Bob
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Its still an impressive crane though, I think its the 102/2 which is good for a ton and a quarter @ eight meters. http://www.transgruas.com/es/files/doc2797/102-dati-tecnici.pdf Bob
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JB it worries me that all these toerags needed to do was prise a window open to gain acess to your kit. I know you should not need to but have you considered fitting widow bars and perhaps an alarm? Bob
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I agree, I think a Turner flail or a Scag would drag you around there in no time . No need to spray it off, just keep it flailed back. Bob
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Its all down to overall tyre diameter and profile not rim size Johny , you can get a 13" full profile tyre that has a bigger overall diameter than an 18"rim with a low profile tyre. Check out the tyre gumph, that should give the right info. Bob
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Nice work John. Bob
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If your not Happy which one are you ? Bob
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Sounds like a blocked rad eG6, that or your gauge is telling you fibs. Bod One of our transits got hot once
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A gimp mask, baggy Y fronts, hobnail boots and a hiviz. Bob
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I have put this on here before, its a modified lawn mower blade grinder, the head swivels so it can do the concave grind on the TW blades as well as flat. You can do six sets of the smaller knives at a time, the grinder has adjustable stops so you can limit the sweep. Also within you budget Bob Swivels on the kingpost for the concave grinds Small crap vid
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I have never opened one up, ours is due a sort out because of the amount of mud the rope has taken through the winch. I will pull it apart and post my findings. Bob
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Well oiled beef hooked, that is the mother of all grinders and on my hit list. Never heard of variable speed angry grinders before, I have been using an air grinder turned down for the odd times I have not wanted a gazzillion rpm . That grinder specs well Makita UK
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Brilliant, glad it worked out ok for you. Bob
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Because we never relied on an internet awash with unconfirmed or unauthenticated drivel and the press back then were not trying to sensationalise every snippet of information in an attempt to boost sales. Bob
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Well done Mull, if you read a paper you are misinformed and if you dont you are uninformed. Far better to form your own opinions based on research and facts. Bob
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Buy the best you can afford unless its only for occasional use. Middle of the road or budget will disappoint. http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/maintenance-help/101771-bosch-grinders.html Bob
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It lives ??????????????????? Piccy`s ?????????????????? Bob:001_smile:
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Nice work Paul Following on from here http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/picture-forum/49170-todays-job-thread-674.html Got to the river and winched out a few willows. Got a bit pre occupied by the Graffiti , I was a bit impressed. What do you think, art or vandalism ? Bob
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And the thick plottens, I am not so sure the seats or the zorsts are the same either, back there next week so will take some more snaps. Bob
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He cant help it Wes, ever since he was a pup he has done the same thing. He needs to be able to see what's going on Bob
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Was behind this knob this morning
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Found this Honda growing in the woods. What is it? On tiny wheels but is a twin cylinder ?????????????????????? First prize is a well used pair of Bolams toe tector flipflops.
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I dont let it get to me Mr Block, no one thing is problematic but you do get a stack up of repairs on occasion. Overall I think I get off lightly Bob
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Clutch change on some of the wagons here times three, keeps the fitter busy Bob
