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Jase hutch

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  1. Cheers Andy, it's a pleasure... Glad you managed to get it repaired temporarily, the parts should be with you tomorrow..
  2. I'll second that Eddie, Matt is the best I know on Kohler......
  3. Possibly the biggest though... 😄 Sent from my D5803 using Arbtalk mobile app
  4. She's a beauty .... I passed my tractor test on a Major Diesel many years ago...
  5. Don't Forst chippers display 'fault codes' of any sort ..?
  6. Can't a one way restrictor be fitted on the feed hose to the ram..? Sent from my C5303 using Arbtalk mobile app
  7. <p>How are things Stuart...?</p>

  8. We used to deal with a company called 'Dyperk' or 'Diperk'.....they were the official supplier I believe....
  9. Are these the cradle pivot bolts...? Sent from my D5803 using Arbtalk mobile app
  10. George, all I will say regarding the Greenmech 15-23 is to avoid the 34hp diesel as it's a Briggs/Daihatsu engine and the engines are now obsolete and very scarce should you ever need a replacement.... Sent from my C5303 using Arbtalk mobile app
  11. Ty, surely number 5, needs new 'flywheel shaft' and bearing..? Jase..
  12. Mark we had the same issue with some GreenMech chippers, can't you get a socket turned down on a lathe or even reduce its length with an angle grinder and 'soft pad'...?
  13. It seems to happen a lot on a Friday afternoon.....
  14. I'd be proud of that, fair play.....
  15. Did you sort it Mr Dempsey...?
  16. I think 'Claymores' of 'Bidford-on-Avon' were, maybe still are dealers, google them..?
  17. Ps, the above only applies if it's a red Case tractor and not an old David Brown 995.....!
  18. Dave, I used to work on Case tractors as a lad but it's been a long time now. If I remember correctly, behind the near side rear wheel is the MCV (multi control valve), it's the big cast lump with a filter canister protruding from it. Mounted on, I believe, the top of this valve block is the IPTO (independent pto) valve which controls oil flow to the pto pack, it's got a fork arrangement to move the valve. If you look carefully you should be able to see with the help of a willing helper if the linkage is actually trying to move when the lever is operated in the cab. I think the pivots could well be seized in your case. All this vale does is supply oil to a clutch pack for the pto so check it it's moving . All the best.........
  19. <p>Hey Pete, have a look on 'general chat' , Gumtree post and see what you think..?</p>

  20. Possible but it doesn't look like a Lister ignition box.....? Sent from my D5803 using Arbtalk mobile app
  21. Certainly looks like a GreenMech to me, I reckon it's an old 'Gandini' powered 150... Pete B will know, he's older than me.....
  22. That's sat on its own GreenMech manufactured trailer..... Sent from my C5303 using Arbtalk mobile app
  23. Very sad to read this , that looked one hell of a machine....
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    <p>Stuart, sorry to hear that.......</p>

    <p>I don't think your old 190 has come back into the country yet, or at least not to my knowledge..?</p>

    <p>A 130 hey, very good choice and certainly one of my favourites and if people knew just how well they performed I think we would seriously struggle to keep up with the demand for them...</p>

    <p>Did you know that because they have a belt driven hydraulic pump and not the limitation of Kubotas engine mounted pump, the feed rollers can operate at a high relief valve pressure....? I hope every thing works out for the best, Jase.</p>

     

  25. <p>Hello 'Ty'.....have you got your new chipper yet dare I ask.....?</p>

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