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  1. Jase hutch

    Stu, did you get the 'spare wheel mounting bracket'?

    Did it fit ?

    1. Ty Korrigan

      Ty Korrigan

      Hello, it arrived at parents house in U.K.

      Now I'm waiting on the next friend to make a crossing.

      Along with Yorkshire tea, marmite, dairy milk, ginger biscuits, my new boots, daughter's new clarkes shoes, son's hotwheels cars...

       If it don't fit, I'll make it do so!

         Cheers

           Stuart

  2. Jase hutch
    I would think the wheel bearings will need replacing too , with the cap missing !
  3. Jase hutch
    I'd go Karcher..
  4. Jase hutch
    Just to add to Dans comments above , the Isuzu 4LE1 could suffer from head gasket failure but if it was replaced correctly and the head was skimmed and new head bolts used , they would go on forever. In my opinion the Isuzu was as good as the Kubota.....
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    The sound of my youth.. RIP...
  6. Jase hutch
    Thirty odd quid for the weld on spline , in stock at GreenMech. As Dan rightly says you'll need a good machine shop to turn out the old one and weld the new one in.
  7. Jase hutch
    That'll be parking in grill space one and two that's done that...?
  8. Jase hutch
    GreenMech have done it on a 19-28 SafeTrack for Germany , compared to an electric winch it was slow.
  9. Jase hutch
    The CS100 certainly can..
  10. Jase hutch
    Nice one , and a simple fix ?
  11. Jase hutch
    Hi Spoons, there's not s lot of resistance to that damper normally and the best way to test it is to remove it and extend and compress it by hand. If you have a vibration issue I'd be more inclined to check the flywheel and its bearings.
  12. Jase hutch
    I'm doubting myself now.. Please can anyone else confirm ?
  13. Jase hutch
    Pete B would know cos he's sales and they're always nicking keys..?
  14. Jase hutch
    That looks like the right one to me..
  15. Jase hutch
    The solenoid valve is under the infeed chute and you need to check for magnetism on the nut that holds the coil on. It's a 12mm nut (19mm spanner size).
  16. Jase hutch
    Hi Mitchel, do you get a green light on the 'No-stress' box at full engine revs ? If so, do you then get magnetism on the 'No-stress' solenoid valve ?
  17. Jase hutch
    Yep all good now , cheers Steve.
  18. Jase hutch
    Not for me.....
  19. Jase hutch
    Wasn't it an 'English spec' chipper as it was bought in the UK..? It's simple enough to fit the extra palm switches though..
  20. Jase hutch
    I'd say it started about a week ago..
  21. Jase hutch
    Funny that, I've got exactly the same problem...?
  22. Jase hutch
    Good advice above and I would also spend a little time and get that blade to shearbar gap set up correctly. Jase.
  23. Jase hutch
    Ok mitchel, firstly , there's an override tap under the infeed chute for the no-stress, it should be open , ie the handle on the tap should be in line with the fittings on the tap. If you run the machine do the rollers stop on tick over with a red light and start at maximum engine revs and a green light ? If they lack power you could try turning the override tap lever to see if thus improves the power but be prepared to push the red safety bar into stop if the engine gets close to stalling. Let me know how you get on.. Jase.
  24. Jase hutch
    Ha ha.....
  25. Jase hutch
    Hi Dan , yep I'll be there on the stand on Thursday and just browsing on Saturday with Mac the Legend....

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