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Tom BOP

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  1. I have removed the middle teeth of the widest digging bucket and used the bucket to support. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  2. I have used a micro excavator for this type of job in the past. They will fit through a doorway. Carry the weight on the dozer blade Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  3. I took the jockey wheel (in bits) to my local bearing supplier, Hayley Group, they are really helpful and measured it up. Sorry I don't have a record of the exact bearing. But I would recommend making the effort to put the steel bearing in, pack it with lots of grease and forget it. ATB Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  4. The tri axle trailer was a model LM146. The commonly seen trailer with removable sides and ramps that slide underneath Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  5. I replaced the crappy plastic thrust bearing in my Ifor Williams jockey wheel to a steel one. I sourced the bearing from my local bearing supplier. I had to elongate the hole that the roll pin went through with a round chainsaw file as the new bearing was thicker than the original. Hope this helps. On another note. Some unpleasant characters stole the trailer last Feb. It was a 14ft trip axle S/No. 446 006 I fitted additional rear side marker lights which if removed would expose drilled holes. If anyone comes across the trailer I would dearly like it back and would happily offer a reward. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  6. I would recommend a Kubota U17. I have one and recently needed a second machine on the same job so I hired a JCB equivalent. Compared to my Kubota it was very second rate. It is a real shame as I like support our home industries. I do also run a JCB 8025. However that will be moving on soon for probably a Kubota (deal depending) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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