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  1. topchippyles
    Your no spring chicken now see mick 😏
  2. topchippyles
    Just shy of 15hp motor with a 900mm wide cut. Plenty of grunt for sure and i was going to mention if you had the saw we could have arranged something and popped mine down to see if it would run it.Spending the rest of that bounce back loan are you.
  3. topchippyles
    What saw are you looking at getting ?
  4. topchippyles
    Not sure on the start up current on the newer stuff but my sedgewick is kit X3 so 4hp=12 hp which is why i have a 15 hp convertor. If its the same you wold be looking and 40 hp
  5. topchippyles
    Transwave rotary 15HP which was £1600 new a few years back. Works amazing to be fair but not an item you want to shift about every day as super heavy. Have you got the saw you want to run off it then gav ? Second hand like rocking horse shite so if you ever choose to sell pretty much get most of your money back.
  6. topchippyles
    Gave just do as gobby said and phone Pete at Transwave Converters which is all these guys do.They will make a bespoke unit up to run on via your 2 phase supply to maximise 3 phase output.My rotary converter came from there.10 minute phone call will answer your question.
  7. topchippyles
    I think its just the welsh lads have more grunt and staying power to be honest 🤣 Exception of roughy as guy must have welsh blood but there again he is a yorkshire lad tight arses.
  8. topchippyles
    Seems a lot down around the devon area on arbtalk so should be ok.Pretty central in exeter to
  9. topchippyles
    I cannot see you being stuck for work when a few of the guys see this .Good luck
  10. topchippyles
    Location is hereford same as the cows
  11. topchippyles
    Welcome to the forum and nice setup for a young lad.Local tree surgeons good place get logs
  12. topchippyles
    Feeds the kids mind david so go easy and eggs has a soft shell.
  13. topchippyles
    Was you nn the coco beans when posting this ?
  14. topchippyles
    Question is this the real you
  15. topchippyles
    Looks like selkirk brand or will be written on there i should think
  16. topchippyles
    Twas me said so first 😏Sorry to see the news about your dad stubby 😒
  17. topchippyles
    That flue is to low no doubt about it. Wind hitting the front of the house will drive up the roof straight into that cowl.Raise it by 500mm and will be fine and bet money on it
  18. topchippyles
    Its not like your sitting outside looking at it (ugly) Sit inside by the burner
  19. topchippyles
    Yup all the extras came with it
  20. topchippyles
    How did you find the new crank feed ?
  21. topchippyles
    I had a metre in the back of my mind and the higher the better.
  22. topchippyles
    I have always worked to a metre which it was when i fitted mine
  23. topchippyles
    That is the minimum height though surly.Fitted mine 10 years ago
  24. topchippyles
    Just a general question moose and it came across just fine.
  25. topchippyles
    Normally a vent fitted but the installer should be on the ball with that (regs)

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