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  1. Stihl123
    Parbuckle that works so well it's unreal!!
  2. Stihl123
    thanks will, sounds like it's a good little digger!! cheers
  3. Stihl123
    ok cheers, just want something reliable that will hold it's value - from what i have read about them they seem a buy in that sort of size ?
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    hello, looking at a 2008 Takeuchi TB016, 2800 hours with 3 buckets £7200 - no vat anyone else run one or any advice and if that price sounds good cheers ?
  5. Stihl123
    hello mate, what are you looking for them as i'm about 1:30 away and also have a mate that would probably be interested if you want rid for some beer money? ?
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    morning i have my husqvarna 135 for sale, £120 will post at cost no worries brought as a saw to keep next to the chipper but never comes with me!! has a muffler mod ? please message me direct cheers
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    you can tow what you want but if it's legal is another story - just saying ?
  9. Stihl123
    i've just brought some of this to make my own sides for the flat bed couple of bits of unistrut and a few m10 bolts and away you go mate!! https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3x-Welded-Wire-Mesh-Panels-1-2x2-4m-Galvanised-4x8ft-Steel-Sheet-Metal-2-Holes/222532516786?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
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    that's awesome! what is the best seal, or vanish or whatever you use on spalted beech please mate??
  11. Stihl123
    try Ralph - 07773331551 he is midland based
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    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LHD-2007-LAND-ROVER-DEFENDER-2-4-TDCI-ICELAND-ARCTIC-MONSTER-TRUCK-OFF-ROAD/312510096005?hash=item48c30da285:g:xm0AAOSwndBceRzF:rk:27:pf:0 someone buy it go on!!!
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    ok cheers guys - i'll take a look and see what i can do!! ??
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    just a question, has anyone made one of these rather than buying? if so, be grateful for pics of nozzle used or how you get it onto the chain! reservoir part is simple, its just after that i'm a little stuck as to thanks
  15. Stihl123
    had a nice job on the last 3 days
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    take a hot air gun to the plastic bumper and it'll bring the oils to the surface again which makes it proper black again. just make sure you do it evenly and the result is incredible!
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    brought the treadmill, cut it in half, then slid 3 meter lengths of the shallow unistrut into the cube, then bolted in together. the drum which goes round has little studs in it so it grips the belt with plenty of power. the belt is made from 350mm anti slip rubber floor matting glued together with liquid rubber glue stuff (bloody strong) in the middle it's then cut in half again and it all folds up still as treadmills do so takes up very little space. when you set it up, just fold it out, 2 bolts in either side and then it's done and only takes 1 person if you look on the picture you can see where it joins about half way up
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    just logs, may put some sides on it at some point
  19. Stihl123
    sure is, just a converted treadmill
  20. Stihl123
    something i've been working on recently seems to work well and saves a serious back ache and time ? also one heck of alot cheaper than a loader!!
  21. Stihl123
    seeing those in person is incredible, some serious skill in those carvings
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    i've just joined a couple of others forums for sparks and plumbers etc in the hopes i'll find out what rates farmers pay. it could even be worth becoming a farmer, just imagine living your life 50% cheaper than everyone else.... i'll be selling my gear soon.... watch this space!!!
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    at least you knew you were dealing with a certified idiot that doesn't have the best people skills or service
  24. Stihl123
    is it just me or is this starting to sound like no one wants this job?
  25. Stihl123
    the £150 guy also forgot to mention that the 150 is part payment. he'll take the rest of the payment when he returns to your farm to collect some machinery. they like to do this out of daylight hours for some reason.

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