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That's gonna be a good looking rig when your done. I'm liking the hiab on trailer set up. I've been looking at that combo my self.

As daft as it sounds, have you plugged it in to free flow return to the tank?

I had the same problem on a new holland and a u900. Both needed an additional pipe that ran straight back into the hydraulic tank missing out the spool block

The uniforest looks like a nice bit of kit. Any idea of price on one? I'm looking at bigger splitters with pto hydraulics rather than my cheap ebay job I have ( i can only split into 65 cm long billets)

Sorry for the hijack

I've never done it before and couldn't pass up the opportunity to have a go!

 

 

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Neither have I but still wanna try with the 406. My mate wants to have a go in in 411 as well. Just need to find a field:thumbup:

Did you get any more videos?

Not bad for a vehicle that cant plough (I keep hearing that mogs can't.... Think these pics prove otherwise! !)

Nice work, I'd be chuffed with that

That flail is fitted to the din plate. It's has the hydraulic pump built into it with a tank as well. The pto runs into the right place on it as well. Basically it was built to fit a mog. It's now fitted onto a square cab mog. It's a good package, Swings 180°, good reach and was used with out an stability measures but only close in. The problem you will have is finding one over here. You would most likely have to go to the continent.

:thumbup:Just get one of these

I must say, it does put a little smile on my face when I see there's a new video uploaded. Nice to see someone who loves everything he does. Keep the videos coming!

Need to have a pretty well controlled one. This was ours on a burn last year. Would not want anything flammable remotely close when it's going full chat.

Funny enough I've just been watching the video of yours working! (I'd never hear of a charcoal retort till I just Google it and found videos on YouTube)

I've been looking at kiln drying timber and always wanted to try charcoal. Looks like I've found my way to do both

Wish I had a barn that big to work in.

My mate had one on a mog and that was 'compact'

Have thought about one on the landy. Just take the chip box of and mount the camper but I don't have enough time as it is, never mind building a camper back

This one maybe ?

Antonio Carraro Trx8400 | eBay

Yeah that's the one.

I've used this tractor on grass cutting and it's proper good on banking and slopes. I was suprised at the power she had! I'd have had it if I hadn't bought a little tractor already.

A couple of pics of my old girl helping out with the parents drive.

This is on ebay at the moment if your still after a small tractor. She fits on a trailer as well.

Antonio Carraro Trx8400 | eBay

Certainly wouldn't be spending money with them if you can help it

Agreed

Evening. I could be interested. What sizes, condition and price please

2 mogs? Thats just greedy lol

Yeah not for long hopefully. One has to go to make room for the trac, so if anyone is after a 406 give me a shout

Wait till bonfire night, get a huge pile made up and sell tickets ;-).

 

 

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Beat me to it

5th of November has a lot to answer for round my way

Nice!

Great videos, realy enjoyed them. I'm liking the yard set up as well. I've just moved to a new, bigger yard and looking to have an area for planking/planked timber. Gonna check your other videos out now!

Out of interest, have you looked at a 1400? Or 1450? It's a good physical size for domestic and will hold its own in the woods, good horse power ( about 150 - 160hp from the factory) and the biggest power in the small mog chassis. I've a couple of friends with them, I was suprised at them. I'd have gone straight for a 1600 or bigger if I was looking for an upgrade till I'd seem my mates.

Otherwise, I've heard alex price has a nice 1600 in at the moment

I disagree. I have a hydrocut screw splitter. It is great on most wood but recently I found it to be crap on Ash which even when split hung together as it was quite stringy. Otherwise it is a great splitter, simple, strong and quick

Agreed. I've also had problems with ash and having to pull apart the final strands. They split hard wood quicker than a hydraulic splitter and are impressive on knotty bits. I think there are 2 splitters available from hydrocut. One has a small screw and then there's the contractors which has a larger diameter cone.

Saying that I have a cheap £600 off eBay hydraulic splitter

Hi Sam

I know 2 lads who would be able to help you. Ones on the edge Harrogate and the other is over at Melbourne near Pocklington if your near either of them??

Just started a clearance job at what used to be RAF Church Fenton, old Sgt mess still there with the accommodation and boiler house, this part has not been used for nearly 20yrs and is quite eary. [ATTACH]216040[/ATTACH][ATTACH]216041[/ATTACH]

 

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Been a while since I was on RAF Church Fenton site. I worked on the airfield side mostly.

Cheers ntbrenna. Yeah that gear box works the same as the square mogs (the 1400 at least) and the levers are a similar layout as well.

Just looked at that 1500 link, that would be a great rig but yes, think it's a tad high on price. Might be worth asking him though:thumbup: