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    Tip site requirements

    By GazN,

    Looking at opening up as a tip site and looking for advice. what Licences etc do you need and anything else to be aware of? Majority will be used as bedding through the winter then put into the slurry lagoon.
     
    Access etc is great and can easily take arctic wagons so that side is all good. 
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    So after all the hype, how are people getting on with the 500i (if you've gone and got one)?
     
    I've had min for a week now and I am super impressed and could easily throw it around all day without fatigue with some brilliant power.  I would say that whilst people have compared it to the 661, it's not as powerful and for me won't replace it but instead compliment it.
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    Carb removal MS 271

    By GazN,

    part rant part request for help...
     
    I need to clean the carb on my 271 but once I get to it I seem to need a long 8mm (I think) socket to remove the 2 nuts on the back of it. anything over 7mm wont go down the hole, I'm about ready to grind one of my 8mm sockets down to fit in the hole... Am i right or am I missing a trick?
     
    Also is it 8mm before I start grinding?
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    Can't go into detail but just heard in work of a claim one of the groundies has put in whilst carrying out his work. It annoyed me so much I was wondering what's the worst excuse to claim against a business you've had/heard of?

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