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  1. carver83
    🙈will update again haha
  2. carver83
    Hi Steve ,didn't know you could have two entries ,just updated for machinery & groundworker👍
  3. carver83
    As above available odd days/weekend work, 10years experience. Hard worker. Cs30/31/38/39. Day rate £150 with ground saw &fuel. Will travel further at extra cost. Arb trolley/big saw/narrow access stump grinder(terminator 880) and Sherpa narrow access loader with bucket grab available at extra cost msg for details.
  4. carver83
    As above available odd days/weekend work, 10years experience. Hard worker. Cs30/31/38/39. Day rate £150 with ground saw &fuel. Arb trolley/big saw/narrow access stump grinder(terminator 880) and Sherpa narrow access loader with bucket grab available at extra cost msg for details.
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    Without hijacking this thread, anyone used the new eco teeth on terminator?? , Cheers Lee
  6. carver83
    I've got one and they are good for small/medium stumps just keep the teeth sharp and like has already been said they do take a bit of effort , did this oak this morning (size8 boot for scale) on site for about hour, 40mins or so grinding time and 20mins picking stones out &cleaning round stump, Inc small shrub taken out and tidy up. Was about to sell mine but having used it with set of new teeth decided to keep .
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    Sherpa agri and grapple bucket with operator, 1/4,1/2 and full days available msg for prices
  8. carver83
    Hi, yes noticeable click when lifted. Think I will probably break up and part it out, thanks for the replys , cheers
  9. carver83
    Thanks for replys, yes on closer look I don't think it's a bearing on top of piston. Hopefully video has uploaded save me badly trying explain haha VID_20220801_145252445.mp4
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    Hi, yes thought that so rang them today, they said won't be updating stock if no longer made unfortunately
  11. carver83
    Hi, thanks for reply .Just working out options as cost of new 90cc saw or throw some more at this . Yes I've done some basic stuff but not like this haha, cheers tho👍
  12. carver83
    I see gotcha, photos attached of piston exhaust side. Yes the cylinder wall is smooth no catching. Piston side nail does catch a bit. Thanks for reply , just getting few opinions wether worth getting it done👍
  13. carver83
    Hi , thanks for the replys .yes there is a bearing I believe on top of the piston , the lower (crankshaft)? bearing is loose
  14. carver83
    As can see from photo , the big Makita finally went pop anyone know of rough price for a rebuild? And or a good supplier of parts ? Normally get from lsenginneers none in stock last time checked, cheers Lee.
  15. carver83
    Yes Cheshire and surrounding areas, and just the grapple bucket, photos wouldn't upload yesterday 👍
  16. carver83
    This is what meant by straight thru, 13mm oak dowels + gorilla glue full width of slab👍
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    As per title , sherpa mini skidsteer loader available with operator for 1/4 , 1/2 or full days even one off small jobs. Price for full day Inc fuel, groundworker and saws is £300, understand I lot wouldn't want machine sat doing nothing for large part of day so can also do one off small jobs moving logs from back garden to front skip/trailer /grab wagon etc , price for this depends on the job ring for a price if I can help cheers Lee 0780 7825118
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    I'd just keep it simple with this and drill two or three holes straight through , smash some oak dowels and gorilla glue in ,try get slight angle if possible to make it harder for wood pull apart. Then carve the turtle let it split (I tend put carvings in full sun if I see a problem split happening to speed it up) then just tap some scrap wood wedges in with load of gorilla glue then let dry then re-carve the fix.
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    Had this loncin for 6-7 years no problems at all , only downside is heavy lump but nothing wheel barrow can't sort out, think paid around £350 ish
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    Evening, does anyone know if the Jameson, aus, stein pole pruners and saw heads are compatible with the notch big shot poles?? Looks similar from photos or if notch do a pruner head for it as can't seem find any thing , Cheers lee.
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    Hey up, just a grapple bucket and std tractor tyres. Hindsight being a wonderful thing I should've just got bucket, pincer grapple and set small pallet forks when I got it then it's done with .The grapple bucket is really handy for scraping off the yard and can pick up fair size logs and brash but going try cut some off the side panels so it can get better bite onto bigger logs instead of pushing them away if you get me!? Haha, cheers Lee.
  23. carver83
    Cheers mate, much appreciated 👍
  24. carver83
    Well ace , like that👍
  25. carver83
    Hey up, no real secret I just draw with chalk or forestry crayons a rough idea of what I hope! It to be haha, then block out with 50cc saw ,then it's back out with the crayons and study some pictures then draw again then knock them cuts out with the carving saws, basically just rinse repeat and work down to the die grinders or Dremel level. Then if its loads of detail your after do a final sand with sandoflex or mop ,then detail the detail and eventually the ordeal is over haha, cheers Lee.

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