GarethM
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I'd be very doubtful, I bet Stihl has ironclad terms of purchase. So anticipate a lorry going and emptying half the place of unpaid for gear.
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We're all guilty of looking around for the best deal, within reason and end up buying from high volume places. But @pleasant, would you also say you pick up the repairs & service works ?. Like a new car, you have to go to a main dealership. Loyalty soon disappears when it comes to service and you go to the local guy until it's not cost effective and the cycle starts all over again.
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Looks legit as they've been going since 2019, but could have chosen a firm without similar business name and appointed person called Jones.
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Maybe it's a special slow burning plastic, making it a smoker not a barbecue.
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Just because the website is down for maintenance?
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If that is true, uncle Joe has definitely not learnt anything from USA history.
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You could have just read the tattoo letters I guess ?.
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Not sure it's very eco either without a good amount of air drying
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It does pose a good question regarding it's eventual release back into the wild and if it has the feeding habits to survive. As a Cuckoo lays in other nests, so maybe it's feeding habits are more biologically preprogrammed.
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There's a few used ones in the USA, guess it depends how original your wanting it. I'm guessing it's not for use.
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Waste Licences and Exemptions. What do we need?
GarethM replied to TREES.SERVICES's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
There's are a few other categories including compost etc, woodchip falls within the farming diversification aswell as storage categories. It's why I asked if it's a farm or just a site. Transport access is taken into account and it's less restrictive working hours etc. And that's before you get to anything environmental, no doubt surface water containment, pollution etc. -
Waste Licences and Exemptions. What do we need?
GarethM replied to TREES.SERVICES's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Are you asking about in transit or for a empty site. It's easier if it's a current farm, as you can operate using agricultural exemptions ?. If you're also working with biomass you might need planning approval for hgv access depending on volume. Your not bringing in waste treated timber I presume?. Plus what BSL requirements will you need to comply with?. -
I suppose it could have burnt out the coil and clamped itself onto the tube.
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It should just slid off, as the plastic threaded thing on the end just acts like a big non magnetic nut. I wouldn't have thought it was keyed, maybe another wiggle with the mole grips and a bit of WD ?.
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Atos Hydraulic Cetop SP-COU Solenoid Valves Coils from Hydrastar Fluid Power Solutions, UKAtos Hydraulic Cetop SP-COU-12DC Solenoid Valves Coil - Hydrastar Ltd WWW.HYDRA-STAR.CO.UK Hydrastar Fluid Power Solutions Provide Atos SP-COU-12DC/80 Solenoid Valve Coils throughout the UK, Visit our... Ok its 12vdc, but worth asking them if they're able to get a 14v
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They're usually specific to the manufacturer, which won't be timberwolf that's a guarantee. Have you tried a decent pair of grips just to see if it moves, either way it's getting replaced 🙂. Probably Italian, have a good look for casting numbers etc on the body of the valve to point you in the right direction. My bad, you've already said it's an ATOS hydraulic valve.
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Fair enough, you've identified it as the coil. I presume they're only held in place with the plastic threaded piece on the end, if it was me I would swap them over to ensure its got nothing internally wrong. Coils are usually easy to get, you might need to get the valve aswell depending on price, then it's upto you if you change all or part.
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Grab a multi meter and see if you get similar readings on both coils, which I assume are two way being three terminals. Or just swap wire ends to highlight if it's mechanical or electrical.
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Foxwood c120pro narrow access chipper relieve
GarethM replied to Stihl madness 880's topic in Large equipment
C120 pro wood chipper | Cronoss-Chipper.com CRONOSS-CHIPPER.COM -
I can read dead good me 🙂. What actual make & model machine are you thinking of running ?. I spent a lot of time the other year going through hydraulic numbers to do something similar, ended up buying a single cylinder diesel HPU at 30lpm 2500psi to run a splitter.
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Definitely a gold somewhere, shower or medal?
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Kinda why I asked, I've seen a few versions and owned a 60s version which had a PTO, static weight and a removable backhoe that's long since gone to the scrap heap in the sky. If it has a loader already fitted it should be open centre hydraulics, simple to add a valve with a diverter and just have the return after the diverter so it still flows through the loader valve block. Just a case of mounting a couple of disconnects and plumbing things without it looking like a rat's nest.
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Does you fergy have a PTO shaft and three point linkage or is it the typical backhoe version ?. If it does have a PTO I would personally use a splitter with a self contained PTO pump, keeps everything stock and you should be able to run a splitter on without revving too much and treating a 40-50 year old beasty gently. I did use a normal splitter on a decrepit Leyland years back and had to rev the guts out of it to get the speed and pressure necessary.
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No, Adjacent is next to, IE bordering. Opposite is not the same as adjacent, opposite would be on for example the other side of the street.
