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  1. Treeman123
    Mine snapped after about 6 months and i had to fork out for a new one ?
  2. Treeman123
    Does the pressure washer not damage the fins on the radiator?
  3. Treeman123
    Thanks guys, yer I am worried about damaging it. I will get that gun Bob and give it ago.
  4. Treeman123
    Thanks for the reply all makes sense
  5. Treeman123
    HI Guys I have a Timberwolf 280, the radiator seems to get full of dust and chip fast unlike my old tw190. I have been blowing it through weekly with the airline from the front back towards the engine, is this correct? or should i be pulling the radiator out? seems a mission to do so Thanks Joe
  6. Treeman123
    In the Yard just after 7am, on site no later 8.15am
  7. Treeman123
    I dont think changing the oil will do anything. Most likely the pressure relief valve that you can adjust on the pump. Worked for me anyway
  8. Treeman123
    Just had a look and it does have one, I will give all the fins a good clean and see how I get on. Thank you for your help
  9. Treeman123
    O right I see what you you mean now. Is there anyway of testing it before buying a new one?
  10. Treeman123
    O right I see what you you mean now. Is there anyway of testing it before buying a new one?
  11. Treeman123
    Thank you for that, I will try clean the fins out as I haven't tried that. If the engine is over heating when its running would it not cut its self out? as mine only wont start after it being hot
  12. Treeman123
    This engine is just one cylinder jobby, No belts etc
  13. Treeman123
    Not sure about a auto decompression, I wondered if the valve clearance could be tight and its sticking?
  14. Treeman123
    I think it does have oil sensor, I will check that out cheers
  15. Treeman123
    Hi Guys Just wondering if anyone can help please! The Hatz engine on my cherry picker starts great when cold but when its hot it just turns over. I have to let it cool down before I can start it. I have put a new battery and stater motor on it. Anyone had a similar problem?
  16. Treeman123
    I tell a lie..... they take home £8.50 a hour so more like £10 on the books
  17. Treeman123
    Would happily pay more if I could find someone who would be keen to learn to climb and use the cherry picker instead of using a rake all day....
  18. Treeman123
    £8.50 on the books labour guys
  19. Treeman123
    Exactly the same thing happened to me, took 6 months before the swelling and red went.!!
  20. Treeman123
    Keep at it!!! I have been flat out now for years and for the first time ever i only have a couple weeks of work ahead and the phone has gone quiet! bring on the good weather
  21. Treeman123
    I tow 3.5t with my isuzu n35 150 no problem.
  22. Treeman123
    Looks ace I would love one!!!
  23. Treeman123
    I have a Platform Basket on tracks 18m with 10m out reach. I rarely need to climb anymore as you can get it through most garden gates. I would like a 20+meter hoist but they come with a price tag!
  24. Treeman123
    If you need me to look or take any pictures give me a shout i have the same chipper
  25. Treeman123
    I was thinking the same thing lol

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